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Alison K. Hottes is a noted expert in the field of biosurveillance and biosecurity, with a focus on enhancing national security through environmental biodetection methodologies. Her work has contributed significantly to understanding how biological threats can be monitored and mitigated, particularly in the context of increasing global interconnectedness and the challenges posed by high-containment biological laboratories. Through her research, she has explored the various barriers that exist when working with capable allies in critical domains such as air, space, and cyber operations.

In her writings, Hottes emphasizes the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing biosecurity challenges, advocating for strategic partnerships that can strengthen resilience against biological threats. Her scholarly contributions, including the books "Environmental Biodetection" and "Human Biosurveillance Research and Development for National Security," reflect her commitment to advancing the field and ensuring a proactive approach to national and global security concerns.