Expert opinion from across the world recommends, & calls for, modular laboratory systems to be made available for disease 
monitoring missions. The WHO calls these, “Rapid Response Mobile Laboratories” (RRML). ONELAB will develop modular RRML for 
rapid, flexible, scalable, multi-scenario deployments into the widest range of possible settings. These next-generation facilities will 
support next-generation measurement-technologies/methodologies and, through satellite communications, form wide-area GIS 
enabled laboratory information systems. Thus, simultaneously providing point-of-need disease detection, along with high-level 
situational awareness. 
ONELAB will also develop advanced measurement systems for a staged disease detection response. Exploiting a panel of acute viral 
infection biomarkers enables early detection of disease during its asymptomatic incubation. Using this at the outbreak of disease, 
when much is still undefined, supports effective immediate & targeted public health interventions. Additionally, using proven 
methodologies developed in response to COVID 19, ONELAB will develop & demonstrate a workflow for semi-autonomous disease 
specific biomarker discovery. This application & delivery of agile science enhances the capability & capacity of current disease testing strategies substantially 
RRMLs are only as good as the skilled teams who operate them. So, ONELAB builds world-wide networks & partnerships of 
experienced experts to: define contextually-aligned best practice; develop a consensus-driven concepts of operation; and, 
disseminate this though a pandemic testing playbook. We will develop capability & capacity with training & networking-events that 
continue beyond the project. Finally, community mass-testing requires engagement & acceptance from all citizens, which is why we 
will engage with the public, & produce a citizen’s guide to mass community testing, supported by educational outreach resources.