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1. Forensic analysis in bacterial pathogens

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Keim, Paul, primary, Sahl, Jason W., additional, Pearson, Talima, additional, Vogler, Amy, additional, Williamson, Charles H., additional, Birdsell, Dawn, additional, Okinaka, Richard T., additional, Foster, Jeffrey T., additional, and Wagner, David M., additional

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2020
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2. Contributors

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Allard, M.W., primary, Allen, Jonathan, additional, Amara, Philip S., additional, Barnaby, Neel G., additional, Barr, John R., additional, Belk, Aeriel, additional, Bergman, Nicholas H., additional, Bidwell, Christopher A., additional, Birdsell, Dawn, additional, Blake, Thomas A., additional, Brown, E.W., additional, Bucheli, Sibyl, additional, Budowle, Bruce, additional, Bull, Robert L., additional, Burans, James, additional, Carter, David O., additional, Choi, Angela, additional, Deatherage Kaiser, Brooke L., additional, Decker, R. Scott, additional, Deel, Heather, additional, Engelthaler, David M., additional, Espitia-Navarro, Hector F., additional, Fletcher, Jacqueline, additional, Foster, Jeffrey T., additional, García-Sastre, Adolfo, additional, Goodrich, Jennifer S., additional, Hart, Bradley, additional, Hodge, David R., additional, Jackson, Paul J., additional, Jaing, Crystal, additional, Johnson, Rudolph C., additional, Jordan, I. King, additional, Kalb, Suzanne R., additional, Kaufmann, Arnold F., additional, Keim, Paul, additional, Kerns, Terry L., additional, Khan, Ali S., additional, Kieser, Rachel E., additional, Knight, Rob, additional, Korajkic, Asja, additional, Lee, Steven B., additional, Litvintseva, Anastasia P., additional, Luster, Douglas G., additional, Lynne, Aaron, additional, Mayer, Leonard W., additional, Melcher, Ulrich, additional, Merkley, Eric D., additional, Metcalf, Jessica L., additional, Mills, DeEtta K., additional, Morse, Stephen A., additional, Mullins, Ted D., additional, Murch, Randall, additional, Nutter, Forrest W., additional, Ochoa Corona, Francisco M., additional, Ogden, Sam, additional, Okinaka, Richard T., additional, Pearson, Talima, additional, Quigley, Bernard R., additional, Rishishwar, Lavanya, additional, Sahl, Jason W., additional, Saltzburg, Stephen A., additional, Scherm, Harald, additional, Schmale, David G., additional, Schmedes, Sarah E., additional, Schutzer, Steven E., additional, Shanks, Orin C., additional, Simione, Frank P., additional, Slezak, Tom, additional, Smith, Jenifer A.L., additional, Thomas, Carla S., additional, Velsko, Stephan P., additional, Vines, Richard R., additional, Vogler, Amy, additional, Wagner, David M., additional, Wahl, Karen L., additional, Williamson, Charles H., additional, Wilson, Mark, additional, Woerner, August, additional, and Wunschel, David S., additional

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2020
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7. Education and training in microbial forensics

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Lee, Steven B., Mills, DeEtta K., Morse, Stephen A., Schutzer, Steven E., Budowle, Bruce, and Keim, Paul

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ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION, Training, Curriculum, Bioterrorism, Article, Biocrimes, Education
Abstract

Advances in research and development have led to new technologies, tools and analytical capabilities bolstering the field of microbial forensics. However, a parallel commitment to education and training in this field is needed to prepare the next generation of scientists. Education and training are needed to: Improve first responder preparation and awareness, essential to public safety and preservation of the evidence integrity; Provide a larger pool of trained microbial forensics practitioners and; Educate the public and policy makers on the capabilities and limitations of microbial forensics. This chapter provides suggestions for topics, core courses, laboratories, skills, training, education programs, curricular guidelines and resources for microbial forensics that have been codified from a variety of sources including the American Society of Microbiology and American Academy of Forensic Sciences.

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2019

19. Contributors

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Allen, Jonathan, primary, Bahr, Elizabeth L., additional, Bailey, Hazel, additional, Arunmozhi Balajee, S., additional, Barnaby, Neel G., additional, Barr, John R., additional, Breeze, Roger G., additional, Brewer, Luke N., additional, Budowle, Bruce, additional, Bull, Robert L., additional, Burans, James P., additional, Bush, Robin M., additional, Carrillo, Consuelo, additional, Cebula, Thomas A., additional, Chakraborty, Ranajit, additional, Clowers, Brian H., additional, Dasch, Gregory A., additional, Duncan, David D., additional, Ecker, David J., additional, Engelthaler, David M., additional, Eremeeva, Marina E., additional, Eshoo, Mark W., additional, Fletcher, Jacqueline, additional, Foster, Jeffrey T., additional, Florian Fricke, W., additional, Gardner, Shea, additional, Harmon, Rockne P., additional, Hill, Karen H., additional, Jaing, Crystal, additional, Johnson, Rudolph C., additional, Kalb, Suzanne R., additional, Kaufmann, Arnold F., additional, Keim, Paul S., additional, Khan, Ali S., additional, Kotula, Paul G., additional, Kramer, Melissa, additional, Leighton, Terrance, additional, Ian Lipkin, W., additional, Loftus, Ronan T., additional, Marks, James D., additional, Massung, Robert F., additional, Richard McCombie, W., additional, Meghen, Ciaran, additional, Melcher, Ulrich, additional, Melling, Jack, additional, Michael, Joseph R., additional, Morse, Stephen A., additional, Murch, Randall S., additional, Murray, Catherine L., additional, Nutter, Forrest W., additional, Ochoa Corona, Francisco M., additional, Oh, Thomas S., additional, Okinaka, Richard T., additional, Parla, Jennifer, additional, Pearson, Talima, additional, Pesenti, Peter T., additional, Pesik, Nicki, additional, Picuri, John, additional, Ravel, Jacques, additional, Rice, Charles M., additional, Robertson, James, additional, Roffey, Paul E., additional, Saathoff, Gregory B., additional, Schouten, Ronald, additional, Schutzer, Steven E., additional, Sharma, Sushil K., additional, Skowronski, Evan, additional, Slezak, Tom, additional, Smith, Jenifer A.L., additional, Smith, Noel H., additional, Thomas, Carla, additional, Torres, Clinton, additional, Torres, Marisa, additional, Tuanyok, Apichai, additional, Velsko, Stephan P., additional, Vitalis, Elizabeth, additional, Vogler, Amy J., additional, Wagner, David M., additional, Wahl, Karen L., additional, Weirich, Elizabeth, additional, Wilson, Mark, additional, and Wunschel, David S., additional

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2011
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21. Forensic Analysis in Bacterial Pathogens

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Okinaka, Richard T., primary, Hill, Karen H., additional, Pearson, Talima, additional, Foster, Jeffrey T., additional, Vogler, Amy J., additional, Tuanyok, Apichai, additional, Wagner, David M., additional, and S. Keim, Paul, additional

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2011
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22. CONTRIBUTORS

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BENCH, GRAHAM, primary, BREEZE, ROGER G., additional, BUDOWLE, BRUCE, additional, BURANS, JAMES P., additional, CAMPOS, JOSEPH M., additional, CARRILLO, CONSUELO, additional, CHAKRABORTY, RANAJIT, additional, COOKE, CHARLES L., additional, CUBETA, MARC A., additional, DEYOREO, JAMES J., additional, ESPOSITO, TONY, additional, EZZELL, JOHN W., additional, FERGENSON, DAVID P., additional, FERREIRA, JAMES, additional, GARD, ERIC, additional, GRANT, PATRICK, additional, HANSON, HOLLY L., additional, HARMON, ROCKNE, additional, HIETPAS, JACK, additional, HOLLARS, CHRISTOPHER, additional, HORN, JOANNE, additional, HUSER, THOMAS, additional, KASHGARIAN, MICHAELE, additional, KEIM, PAUL, additional, KELLEY, LYNDA COLLINS, additional, KHAN, ALI S., additional, KNEZOVICH, JOHN, additional, LANE, STEPHEN M., additional, LENSKI, RICHARD E., additional, MALKIN, ALEXANDER J., additional, MARKS, JAMES D., additional, MCMULLAN, LAURA K., additional, MINDELL, DAVID P., additional, MORSE, STEPHEN A., additional, PAYNE, GARY A., additional, PITESKY, MAURICE, additional, RICE, CHARLES M., additional, ROCK, DANIEL L., additional, SALZBERG, STEVEN L., additional, SCHALDACH, CHARLENE M., additional, SCHUTZER, STEVEN E., additional, SLEZAK, TOM R., additional, TALLEY, CHAD, additional, TOBIAS, HERB J., additional, VELSKO, STEPHAN P., additional, WILSON, MARK R., additional, WILUSZ, JEFFREY, additional, WOODS, BRUCE, additional, and WU, KUANG-JEAN, additional

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2005
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25. Microbial Forensics: Educating the Workforce and the Community

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Schutzer, Steven E., Budowle, Bruce, and Keim, Paul S.

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Article
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Publisher Summary Disciplines related to microbial forensics are evolving rapidly. This evolution includes technology, analytical capabilities, and, equally as important, education and training. The scientific bases, applications, interpretations, and lessons learned by those who have been intimately involved in the early years of microbial forensics need to be documented and transferred to the next generation of scientists and decision makers so that we can protect society from potential harm resulting from bioterrorism and biocrime. The burgeoning field of microbial forensics should be accompanied by a parallel development of educational infrastructure and resources targeted at the next generation of practitioners, as well as diverse elements for the policy, research, and law enforcement communities. A microbial forensics education program can be broad, providing information encompassing all aspects of the field from science to policy, or more focused depending on its purpose and target audience. Policy makers must have a general understanding of microbial forensics results and better appreciation of their implications in order to effect sound and defensible policy decisions. Finally, an important group that informs the public and government is the news media. They are frequently the primary interface between the scientist and the public, making their observations, insights, or inaccuracies of great importance and impact. Educational efforts will better prepare such individuals to be informed and responsible and must be varied in depth and scope to match the target audience of various entities involved in microbial forensics.

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2010

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