Birthdate: 1950 AD
Birthplace: Kauchuk, Kazakhstan
Ken Alibek, a prominent Kazakh-American microbiologist, was instrumental in the development of Soviet bioweapons. He managed projects involving dangerous pathogens such as anthrax and Marburg fever. In 1992, he defected to the United States and transitioned to working as a biodefense consultant and entrepreneur, playing a key role in enhancing biodefense strategies. Alibek has shared his expertise by testifying before the U.S. Congress and other governments on biotechnology matters. He has been recognized with a congressional award for his efforts towards global peace. Alibek remains actively engaged in researching and developing biologically active molecules for diverse applications.
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