Richard Sullivan, Co-Director of the Centre for Conflict and Health Research, and Professor of Cancer and Global Health at King’s College London, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The Centre for Conflict and Health Security at King’s College London is in Kuala Lumpur this week for the Global Health Security Conference 2026.
Our team has a busy week ahead:
- Dr Rose Bernard is giving a keynote on emerging tech and health security and speaking on a panel on dual-use technology
- Dr Gemma Bowsher presents a panel on Ukrainian health security and her research with Dr Mac Skelton on chemical weapons health impacts
- Dr Fawzia Gibson-Fall presents recent research on Arctic health security and information integrity
From post-quantum cryptography to permafrost pathogens to CBRN threats in conflict, our team is excited to present work spanning the range of challenges defining health security in 2026.
Follow us for updates throughout the week.”
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