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Welcome to the Eyvor Institute. We conduct Analysis on the Potential and Impact of Technological Innovation for Security, Development, and Environment Challenges.
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STI Implications for Biosecurity GovernanceInnovation and Security in Biotechnology: Deliberating Foresight Knowledge for Biosecurity Policy
The production and utilisation of foresight knowledge, such as prognoses, scenarios, outlooks and narratives about possi...
3 September, 2019 -
STI Implications for Biosecurity GovernanceEvaluating the Risk–Benefit Equation for Dual-Use and Gain-of-Function Research of Concern
In the twenty-first century, biology faces a problem that has previously vexed other disciplines such as physics, namely...
16 July, 2019 -
STI Implications for Biosecurity GovernanceSTI Implications for Biosecurity Governance
The recent successive infectious disease outbreaks (West Nile virus in North America, Chikungunya virus in the Indian Oc...
9 July, 2019 -
Greener Defence OutlookEnergy Transition as an Operational Advantage for the Military
Energy transition is discussed worldwide on a daily basis. Many nations and industries are taking action and invest larg...
21 May, 2019
Upcoming Events
6 Nov 2019 Security Research Event (SRE 2019)
Date:-06/11/2019 - 07/11/2019 All DayVenue:-Helsinki Congress Paasitorni Paasivuorenkatu 5 A
The 2019 Security Research Event (SRE 2019), organised by the European Commission and the Ministry of the Interior in Finland as a side event of Finland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, will take place on 6th and 7th of November at the Helsinki Congress Paasitorni, in Helsinki, Finland. The SRE 2019 will gather 400 participants representing a wide range of security stakeholders: researchers, industry representatives, public security providers and practitioners - including fire departments, police, border guards, and intelligence agencies - as well as policymakers from across Europe.
Latest Research Proposals
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Detection and Monitoring of BC Threat Agents for Environment and Security: A Delphi Study on Emerging Sensor Technologies and Future Applications for 2030
Technology foresight study on future developments in detection and monitoring of biological/chemical threat agents using an iterative consensus-building Delphi approach. ...
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Future-oriented technology analysis of capabilities to discern between deliberate and natural infectious disease outbreaks
In the age of genetic engineering of microbial pathogens, it can be a challenge to discern between deliberate and natural infectious disease outbreaks. The successful ide...
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Greener Defence Technology Monitoring considering environmentally conscious and energy efficient military technology solutions
The number of green technologies that potentially could be used by military organizations, both today and in future, is vast and currently unmapped. This lack of relevant...