We are partnering with the Nation’s leading Bioproduction Training and Education Center (BTEC) at NC State to secure non-sensitive data sets that can support research and development of next generation biosecurity and cyberphysical security methodologies and technologies. These relevant data sets enable IDSC to explore relationships between production environment operations, human decision making, and machine learning to significantly enhance the security of multi-party bio-manufacturing.

Topics to be explored as part of this effort include machine learning for the creation and maintenance of digital twins, federated learning, mutli-party computation, hybrid sensing mechanisms for cyber-physical security, and new technology driven governance and oversight policy models. While this effort is primarily focused on topics in the bio-pharma space, research will be relevant to many more critical infrastructure applications.

 

Other Projects

Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Imaging

FDA AI Testbed

NIH AIM-AHEAD Program

AI/ML for Marine Atmospheric Boundary Layer Profiles via Satellite Remote Sensing Data Fusion

Intelligently Secured Distributed Solution

Networking with Human in the Loop