The NIBC is the home of some of the most important scientific studies on disease such as malaria and cancer as well as studies on characterizing and protecting citizens from biological threats.

With multiple studies published annually, the NIBC is on the front lines of critical health research as well as supporting homeland security initiatives from working with and protecting first responders to protecting soldiers deployed throughout the world.

The NIBC is a collaborative environment, where scientists from many agencies are able to share techniques, increase opportunity of discovery, and develop relationships for future collaboration. This coupled with unique business and educational relationships makes the NIBC a unique opportunity to serve the community, serve science, and contribute to peaceful scientific endeavors.