• Political handling of risk technologies (especially biotechnology)
• Societal influence on arms control regimes
• Treaty regimes for the prohibition of biological and chemical weapons
• Biotechnology and Conflict
• Use of open source information in monitoring arms control agreements
  Questions of ethics and responsibility in the natural sciences

Jeremias G. (2022) Understanding expectations of Article X UNIDIR - Options for Article X of the Biological Weapons Convention, S. 17-18.

Borrett, V.; Hanham, M.; Jeremias, G.; Forman, J.; Revill, J.; Borrie, J.; Åstot, C.; Baulig,A.; Curty, C.;Dorner, B.G.; Fraga, C.; Gonzalez, D.; Mikulak, R.; Noort, D.; Raza, S.K.;Tang, C.; Timperley, C.; van Straten, F.M.; van Zalen, E.; Vanninen, P. ; Waqar, F. (2020). Science and Technology for WMD Compliance Monitoring and Investigations. WMD Compliance and Enforcement Series no. 11, Geneva, Switzerland: UNIDIR.

Frieß, J.L.; Giese, B.; Rößing, A.; Jeremias, G. (2020). Towards a prospective assessment of the power and impact of Novel Invasive Environmental Biotechnologies. Sicherheit und Frieden (38. Jg.) 1/2020, S. 29-36 (peer-reviewed).

Alwardt; C.; Brzoska, M.; Hansel, M.;Jeremias, G.; Johannsen, M.; Meier, O.; Mutschler, M.; Schetter, C.; Silomon, J.; Wisotzki, S.; Wulf, H. (2020). Rüstungsdynamiken: Zwischen Cyberfrieden und Cyberkrieg Friedensgutachten 2020, S. 93-114.

Jeremias, G.; Martin, H. (2019). Bio-Hazard Disaster Risk Governance through Multi-Agency Cooperation. Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction 2019 Contributing Paper (UNDRR) (peer-reviewed).

Jeremias, G.; Himmel, M. (2016). Can everyone help verify the bioweapons convention? Perhaps, via open source monitoring. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 72, 412-417 (2016)

Jeremias, G.; Himmel M., Bino, T.; Hersch, J. (2016). Spotlight on Syria's biological weapons. Armscontrolwonk 08.02.2016 (2016) (Gastbeitrag im Blog)

Jeremias, G. (2015). Die Regelung biosicherheitsrelevanter Forschung als effektiver Beitrag zur biologischen Rüstungskontrolle?. Ordnung der Wissenschaft H.2, 47-54 (2015)

Jeremias, G.; Himmel, M. -/- Herausgeber: Jäger, T. (2015). Biologische Waffen. Handbuch Sicherheitsgefahren. Globale Gesellschaft und internationale Beziehungen 275-285 (2015), Verlag: Springer Fachmedien, Wiesbaden

Jeremias, G. (2014) . Zivilgesellschaftliche Rüstungskontrolle. NGOs als Akteure im Compliancemonitoring- Das Beispiel des Regimes zum Verbot Biologischer Waffen. Gunnar Jeremias Dissertation (Juni 2014)

Zmorzynska, A.; Jeremias, G. (2012). Managing technology transfers under the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention. Non-Proliferation Papers 21, 15 pp (2012)

Jeremias, G. (2012). Eingeladene Rezension von Dickmann, Petra: „Biosecurity: Biomedizinisches Wissen zwischen Sicherheit und Gefährdung"; in: Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 4/2012, p. 689-691 (2012)

Jeremias, G.; Hunger, I. (2010). Building Transparency in the World Wide Trade in Biological Dual Use Equipment. Occasional Paper 12, 50 pp (2010)

Jeremias, G. (2009). Regulating the Worldwide Transfer and Use of Biological Dual-Use Goods: Monitoring the Trade of Biological Dual-Use Items. Micromaterials and Nanomaterials 10, 32-36 (2009)

Jeremias, G. (2007). "We can work it out" - Common Non-Proliferation Efforts in the European Union. 48th Annual ISA Convention Chicago, IL Feb. 28th - March 3rd, 2007 "Politics, Policy and Responsible Scholarship", Conference Paper (2007)

Jeremias, G.; van Aken, J. (2006). Harnessing Global Trade Data for Biological Arms Control. The Nonproliferation Review 13, 189-209 (2006)

1) Personal Data

2) Qualifications and Career Path

3) Engagement in Academia

(optional)

• Since 2012: Teaching assignments for the seminars *Politics and Science* and *Ethics for Engineers* (in English or German as needed) at TUHH
• 2014–2022: Lecture on Biological Foundations of Peace Research (recently shared with Jürgen Scheffran)
• Seminars and individual lectures in the Master’s program Peace and Security Studies (M.P.S.)
• 2016–2018: Teaching as part of the Summer School at the Asser Institute
• Organized two lecture series on biological risks / epidemics at UHH

4) Mentoring of Early-Career Researchers

(optional)

• Supervision of four Master’s theses in the M.P.S. program and one at St. Petersburg University, informal co-supervision of three political science dissertations in the BIGAUGE junior research group

5) Scientific Results

5.1 Scientific Publications (max. 10, compulsory)

• Sabra, D. M.; Krin, A.; Romeral, A. B.; Frieß, J. L.; Jeremias, G. (2023): *Anthrax revisited: How assessing the unpredictable can improve biosecurity.* Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, 11, 1215773. DOI: 10.3389/fbioe.2023.1215773
• Frieß, J. L.; Giese, B.; Rößing, A.; Jeremias, G. (2020): *Towards a prospective assessment of the power and impact of Novel Invasive Environmental Biotechnologies.* Sicherheit und Frieden (38th Year), 1/2020, pp. 29-36.
• Jeremias, G.; Martin, H. (2019): *Bio-Hazard Disaster Risk Governance through Multi-Agency Cooperation.* Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction 2019 Contributing Paper (UNDRR).
• Zmorzynska, A.; Jeremias, G. (2012): *Managing technology transfers under the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention.* Non-Proliferation Papers 21, 15 pages.
• Jeremias, G. (2009): *Regulating the Worldwide Transfer and Use of Biological Dual-Use Goods: Monitoring the Trade of Biological Dual-Use Items.* Micromaterials and Nanomaterials, 10, pp. 32-36.  
• Jeremias, G.; van Aken, J. (2006): *Harnessing Global Trade Data for Biological Arms Control.* The Nonproliferation Review, 13, pp. 189-209.

5.2 Further Additional Publications (max. 10, optional)

• Krin, A.; Jeremias, G. (2023): *Artificial Intelligence: Possible Risks and Benefits for BWC and CWC,* CBWNet Working Paper No. 5, Berlin.
• Jeremias, G. (2022): *Understanding Expectations of Article X,* UNIDIR - Options for Article X of the Biological Weapons Convention, pp. 17-18.
• Alwardt, C.; Brzoska, M.; Hansel, M.; Jeremias, G.; Johannsen, M.; Meier, O.; Mutschler, M.; Schetter, C.; Silomon, J.; Wisotzki, S.; Wulf, H. (2020): *Arms Dynamics: Between Cyber Peace and Cyberwar,* Peace Report 2020, pp. 93-114.
• Jeremias, G.; Himmel, M. (2016): *Can everyone help verify the Biological Weapons Convention? Perhaps via open source monitoring,* Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 72, pp. 412-417.
• Jeremias, G.; Himmel, M.; Bino, T.; Hersch, J. (2016): *Spotlight on Syria’s Biological Weapons,* Armscontrolwonk, 08.02.2016 (blog contribution).
• Jeremias, G. (2015): *The Regulation of Biosafety-Relevant Research as an Effective Contribution to Biological Arms Control?* Order of Science, H.2, pp. 47-54.
• Jeremias, G.; Himmel, M. (2015): *Biological Weapons,* In: Jäger, T. (Ed.), Handbook of Security Risks. Global Society and International Relations, pp. 275–285, Springer Fachmedien, Wiesbaden.
• Zmorzynska, A.; Jeremias, G. (2012): *Managing technology transfers under the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention,* Non-Proliferation Papers 21, 15 pages, WMD Compliance and Enforcement Series no. 11, Geneva, Switzerland: UNIDIR.

6) Scientific and Non-Scientific Cooperation

(optional)

This project relies on the joint expertise of the ZNF at UHH and the Institute for Security and Risk Sciences (BOKU University of Vienna). The ZNF is committed to innovative scientific and transdisciplinary research and education. The goal of the ZNF (particularly the research group INFABRI) is to connect its predominantly political and social science research with the peace research of the faculties and to create a space for productive interdisciplinary work. Additionally, both institutes have formed a strong international team through various projects, built a diverse network of experts from different private and public sectors, and have successfully collaborated on several transdisciplinary projects.