Consider evidence on the COVID-19 pandemic and perspective of a microbial risk assessor that points to decreasing fatality ratios with earlier case and contact identification, isolation, and treatment as noted by the WHO.
Want benefits of SRA’s multidisciplinary international membership who commit to supporting and nurturing the career development of researchers and practitioners in risk analysis?
Connect with SRA specialty groups to learn more about opportunities to engage in inter-disciplinary collaborations related to assessing, communicating, and managing risks.
View video of stimulating conversations when Upstate NY Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) members visit organic dairy licensed to sell raw milk from its farm store.
Scientists and the public can benefit by connecting with Society for Risk Analysis (SRA), the world’s leading authority on risk science and its applications.
Risks in the headlines a concern? Go beyond emotional triggers! Learn more about evidence and interdisciplinary work of RISK ANALYSIS with international SRA and local Upstate NY SRA.
Microbes provide benefits and risks in forest and human ecosystems. View slide set from SUNY ESF lecture and consider joining Society for Risk Analysis (SRA).