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She earned her PhD from the University of Copenhagen.

She has been involved in a wide variety of building projects; either as primary project manager and supervised all aspects involving design, construction and commissioning or as supervisor.

Her work focuses on the responsible use of biological agents, designing equipment and building facilities with an emphasis on impact- and risk assessment from a product-, GMP-, environment-, health and safety-, emergency preparedness-, first response, animal welfare, chemical- and biological point of view.

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She works in the fields where common guidelines often clash and contradict each other and where untraditional and new solutions are necessary, achieving the same goal in a new way.

She has served several years as a council member for the European Biosafety Association EBSA and is currently on their Conference Planning Working Group CPWG and Technical Foci group BTTG.

At present, she is associated as a SME to the Europa lander mission The planet, not the continent.

The building projects include several complex animal, BSL2, BSL3 enhanced, GMO and large-scale GMP vaccine facilities including small animal rodents , large animal cows , Polio, Pertussis and BCG vaccine facilities.

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Vibeke Halkjaer-Knudsen is a Principal Member of the Technical Staff in the International Biological and Chemical Threat Reduction program at Sandia National Laboratories.

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She has for more than 15 years worked as Senior Biosafety and Biosecurity Officer and Director for Department of Environmental Health and Safety at Statens Serum Institute, Denmark, with focus on implementing a combined management system and training program, in compliance with OHSAS 18001, ISO 14001 and CWA 15793.