Write the primers, problem sheets, curricula and case-study collections that would help the next wave of people get into biosecurity.
The field is small and growing; good teaching materials are a multiplier.
Output: A primer, curriculum, module or case-study collection.
Read the list of ideas above and pick the one you would most enjoy.
Check the source to see whether someone has already done it.
Scope it down to something you can finish in your available time.
Do a quick first version and show it to someone.
Write up what you made and share it with the source authors.
All steps done
Share what you made, then try another project. The PDF version has room for notes.
The field lacks a friendly wiki. Pick one concept (far-UVC, DNA screening, elastomeric respirators, metagenomic surveillance) and write the clear, well-sourced page you wish existed.
Why does distance matter less indoors? Why does ventilation help? Turn the physics of how infectious particles move and build up in air into a clear explainer or interactive sketch.
Expand a handful of existing case studies into 25–40 profiles of legitimate and concerning customers, including historical cases of people who ordered dangerous biological material.
