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Asia Centre for Health Security (ACHS) Webinar Series
The Asia Centre for Health Security (ACHS) Webinar Series held quarterly, features a diverse group of experts, including leading academics and healthcare professionals, to discuss and share innovative developments in health security in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from top-tier speakers, participate in Q&A sessions, and network with peers and thought leaders in the field.
Risk Assessment for Deliberate Biothreat Events – 25 July 2025, 5:00pm (GMT +8:00)
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Upcoming Webinar
Risk Assessment for Deliberate Biothreat Events – 25 July 2025, 5:00pm (GMT +8:00)
Stay tuned for updates of the upcoming webinar in June 2025.
Past Webinars
Digital Technologies for Epidemic Intelligence – 22 April 2025
How can we detect and respond to outbreaks faster and more effectively in an increasingly complex world? Public health intelligence is the science of detecting and responding to outbreaks and other health threats. Over the years, it has transformed from basic maps and case reports into a global system powered by data, technology, and collaboration.
In the webinar, Dr Oliver Morgan, Director of Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence Systems for the World Health Organization, explored how digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, speech recognition, and data visualisation, are reshaping public health intelligence. He discussed how these tools can complement traditional surveillance methods, offering earlier alerts, uncovering blind spots, and supporting faster, multidisciplinary responses.
Download the slides here.
Watch the recording of the webinar below.
How to Avoid Human-Made Pandemics - 23 January 2025
Studying viruses with outbreak potential is one productive approach to combat the risk of pandemics. Yet, such research – when it involves field collection and experimental manipulation of pathogens – carries the hazard of accidentally or even intentionally seeding a pandemic. Dr Filippa Lentzos from King’s College London, discussed her findings from the Pathogen Project, which brought together an international taskforce of scientists, biosecurity and public health experts, ethicists, and civil society leaders to seek consensus on this question: Can we agree on ways to manage research that carries pandemic risk as safely, securely and responsibly as possible?
Download the slides here.
Watch the recording of the webinar below.
