MRIGlobal experts presented ten topics at the 2019 DTRA CBDS&T conference November 18-21 at the Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Attendees learned from our world-class leaders and experts about current developments in chemical and biological defense research. See below for a list of topics.
The presentations included:
- “Actionable Information in the Digital Battlespace”
By Dr. Paul Haney (MRIGlobal) and David Godso (Relevant Technologies, Inc.)
Power Session 1; Monday at 4:30 - “Target Amplicon Push-button Primer Retriever (TAPPR) ”
By Phillip Davis, David Yarmosh, Alan Shteyman, John Bagnoli, and Dr. Joseph Russell (MRIGlobal)
Poster 103/239, Tuesday 4:30-6:30pm - “GED: Now Is the Best Time to Learn About Genetic Engineering Detection”
By Alan Shteyman, David Yarmosh, Dr. Joseph Russell, et. al. (MRIGlobal)
Poster 127/263, Tuesday - “Expeditionary S2S”
By David Yarmosh, Dr. Joseph Russell, et. al. (MRIGlobal)
TBD - “Silver-Nylon Treatment of Sulfur Mustard Burns: Bioengineering Assessment of Successful Wound Closure”
Dr. Claire Croutch (MRIGlobal)
Poster 66/399, Wednesday 4-6pm - “In Vitro Efficacy of BOS-228, a Novel Monobactam, Against Gram-negative Biothreat Bacteria”
Dr. Carl Gelhaus (MRIGlobal)Poster
68/401, Wednesday - “Development of Francisella Tularensis SCHU S4 ΔclpB as a Vaccine for the Prevention of Pneumonic Tularemia in the Warfighter
Dr. Carl Gelhaus (MRIGlobal)
Poster 70/403, Wednesday - “Dermal CX Model Development/Qualification”
Dr. Claire Croutch (MRIGlobal)
Poster 123/456, Wednesday - “Development of a Wearable, Real-Time Methyl Salicylate Sensor for MIST”
Dr. Keith Broekhuizen (MRIGlobal)
Poster 189/522, Wednesday - “Vorpal: An RNA Virus Feature Extraction Algorithm”
Phillip Davis (MRIGlobal)
Talk; Thursday at 2:10