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    WRAIR Brings the Science at MHSRS 2026 [Image 3 of 30]

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    A U.S. Army officer in dress uniform is shaking hands with a civilian attendee at what appears to be a military or defense-related conference expo floor. Several other attendees with conference badges are visible nearby, standing in front of a USAMRIID (U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases) booth. The setting is a large convention center with multiple organizational display booths.

    UNITED STATES

    08.03.2026

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    Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

    Leadership and scientists from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research greet Brig. Gen. Constance L. Jenkins, Commanding General of U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command at the Military Health System Research Symposium 2026. Photo courtesy of MRDC HQ Public Affairs.

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    Date Taken: 08.03.2026
    Date Posted: 09.14.2026 16:33
    Photo ID: 9935616
    VIRIN: 260803-D-A1902-3425
    Resolution: 6720x4480
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    Location: US
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    A conference or expo event featuring a USAMRIID (U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases) exhibition booth. A civilian man wearing a conference badge is shaking hands with a U.S. Army officer in uniform, while another civilian stands nearby. The venue appears to be a large convention center with multiple booths and attendees visible in the background.
    A large group of approximately 50-60 people pose for a formal group photograph in what appears to be an indoor atrium or conservatory with tropical vegetation. Many individuals are wearing tan/khaki uniforms consistent with a government agency or park service, while others are in civilian business casual attire. The group is waving at the camera in a celebratory or welcoming gesture.
    A U.S. Army officer in dress uniform is shaking hands with a civilian attendee at what appears to be a military or defense-related conference expo floor. Several other attendees with conference badges are visible nearby, standing in front of a USAMRIID (U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases) booth. The setting is a large convention center with multiple organizational display booths.
    A large group of approximately 50 people pose for a formal group photograph in what appears to be an indoor atrium or conservatory with tropical vegetation. The group consists of a mix of military personnel in tan/khaki uniforms and civilians in business casual attire. The setting features lush palm trees, tropical plants, and a decorative rock formation in the background.
    Two military personnel are shaking hands at what appears to be a military expo or career fair. The individual on the left wears a dark green Army uniform with an Airborne patch (173rd Airborne Brigade), while the individual on the right wears a tan/khaki uniform with a Major rank insignia. A table covered with informational brochures and pamphlets is visible between them.
    Two individuals are viewing a scientific research poster at what appears to be a military or defense health conference. The poster, displayed under DHA (Defense Health Agency) and WRAIR (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research) branding, presents research titled 'Dysregulation of Early Metabolic Changes in the Lungs and Plasma Following Blast Exposure in Ferret and Mouse Models.' A man in a dark suit appears to be presenting or discussing the poster with a woman in a military tan uniform.
    A young man named Alex Lawrence stands beside a large academic research poster at what appears to be a scientific conference or symposium. The poster presents 'SeptiBurnAlert,' an AI/ML tool integrated with qPCR assay to score the risk of burn sepsis from the first blood draw after ICU admission. The poster is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA) and WRAIR (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research).
    A man named Burook Msganaw, as identified by his conference badge, stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military research conference. The poster is titled 'Dose-Response Transcriptomic Dynamics in a Gyrencephalic Ferret Model of Blast-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury' and features the DHA (Defense Health Agency) logo. The setting is a conference exhibition hall with booth number 2102 visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Army personnel in olive green dress uniforms are viewing a scientific research poster at what appears to be a military medical or neuroscience conference. The poster, affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA), is titled 'Evaluating microRNAs as Bioma[rkers]' related to brain injury and blast exposure. The setting is a professional conference hall with blue-skirted display tables.
    A man in a red polo shirt with a conference lanyard is presenting a research poster to a woman in a U.S. Army military uniform with Airborne insignia at what appears to be a scientific or military research conference. The poster is titled 'SeptiBurnAlert: AI/ML tool integrated with qPCR assay to score the risk of burn sepsis from the first blood draw after ICU admission' and is affiliated with DHA (Defense Health Agency) and WRAIR. A third person is partially visible in the background.
    Two individuals are engaged in conversation at what appears to be a professional or academic conference with research poster displays. One person is wearing a U.S. Army uniform with an Airborne patch and visible rank insignia, while the other is dressed in a navy blue blazer. The setting is a large convention hall with blue carpet and multiple poster presentation boards visible in the background.
    WRAIR Brings the Science at MHSRS 2026
    Two men are posing in front of a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or medical conference. The poster is titled 'Assessment of Mitochondrial Respiratory Parameters in Frozen TBI Samples: Extending its Utility in Military Medical Research' and is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA). Both individuals are wearing conference name badges, with visible names reading 'JIGNESH PANDYA' and 'HIREN MODI'.
    A researcher wearing a hijab is presenting a scientific poster titled 'Gene-Epigene Cross-Tissue Signatures in Response to Blast Injury in Mouse Model' at what appears to be an academic or military research conference. She is pointing at the poster while engaging with two attendees, one of whom is holding a coffee cup. The poster is affiliated with DHA (Defense Health Agency) and covers topics including Traumatic Brain Injury, miRNA/mRNA Transcriptomics, and Cross-Tissue Comparison.
    A scientific poster session at what appears to be a military or defense-related research conference. A civilian researcher in a red sweater is presenting her research poster on 'Multi-omics mechanisms tracking the longitudinal path towards return to action from contact sports-induced TBI' to a military officer in Army dress uniform. The setting is a conference hall with blue carpeting and multiple poster displays.
    Two men are standing on either side of a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or medical conference. The poster is titled 'Assessment of Mitochondrial Respiratory Parameters in Frozen TBI Samples: Extending its Utility in Military Medical Research' and is affiliated with the DHA (Defense Health Agency) and Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. The man on the right is wearing a conference badge identifying him as 'Sudeep Musyaju,' one of the listed authors.
    Two U.S. Army personnel in olive dress uniforms pose in front of a DHA (Defense Health Agency) research poster at what appears to be a military medical or scientific conference. A third uniformed individual is visible in the background. The poster is titled 'Evaluating micro... Injury and...' and contains charts, graphs, and research data.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Ayana Ferrer (visible on name tag) stands smiling beside a scientific research poster titled 'Kinetic Profiling of Traumatic Brain Injury and Blast Overpressure-Associated Serum Biomarkers in Rat and Swine Models.' The poster is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Research & Development and Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. The setting appears to be an academic or military medical research conference.
    A woman named Allison Hoke stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military health conference. The poster is titled 'Impact of Microgravity on Osteoblast Cells Treated by Osteoinductive Agents: A Multi-Omics Analysis' and is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA). She is wearing a name badge and posing next to her research presentation.
    A young man named Joseph Dwyer, identified by his name badge as being from 'The Geneva Foundation,' stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military medical conference. The poster, sponsored by DHA (Defense Health Agency), presents research on iontophoretic delivery of glyburide for treating traumatic brain injury in swine. The setting appears to be a conference exhibition hall with numbered booth markers visible.
    A woman named Megan (visible on her name badge) is presenting a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military health conference. The poster, affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA), is titled 'Comparison of 3 Different Mortar Fire Exposure Environments and Their Acute Neurological Effects.' She is pointing at the poster while explaining its contents to a man in a gray suit.
    A man named James DeMar, identified by his conference badge, stands in front of a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military research conference. The poster is titled 'Acute Phosphoproteome Changes in the Brain of Ferrets after Blast Exposure' and is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA). The setting is a conference exhibition hall with numbered booth markers visible in the background.
    A military officer in Army dress uniform with Airborne patch is engaged in conversation with a civilian researcher at an academic poster session. The research poster, affiliated with DHA (Defense Health Agency) and WRAIR (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research), presents findings on 'Serum levels of lung-specific proteins as pulmonary injury after blast exposure.' The setting appears to be a formal military medical or scientific conference.
    A man named Chetan Pandkar, wearing a blue blazer and conference badge, stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military medical conference. The poster, sponsored by DHA (Defense Health Agency) and WRAIR, presents research titled 'Serum levels of lung-specific proteins as potential biomarkers of pulmonary injury after blast exposure.' The setting is a large conference hall with other attendees visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Army Green Service Uniforms are shaking hands at what appears to be a military medical or scientific conference. A research poster behind them displays a DHA (Defense Health Agency) study titled 'Kinetic Profiling of Traumatic Brain Injury and Blast-Associated Serum Biomarkers in Rat and Swine.' The setting is a large convention hall with multiple poster displays and other attendees visible in the background.
    A man in a suit and tie stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or medical conference. The poster is titled 'Synthetic PreImplantation Factor Protected Against Blast-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury' and is affiliated with WRAIR (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research) and DHA (Defense Health Agency). The presenter is wearing a name badge and smiling for the photo.
    Four U.S. Army personnel in Army Service Uniforms (ASUs) pose together at what appears to be a military medical or scientific conference. They are standing in front of a research poster titled 'Evaluating microRNAs as Biomarkers for Traumatic Brain Injury and Blast Overpressure.' Name badges are visible on three individuals: Connie, Ayana Ferrer, and Bryanna.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in military uniforms are viewing a scientific research poster at what appears to be a military medical or defense health conference. The poster, displayed on a board, presents research on 'Kinetic Profiling of Traumatic Brain Injury and Blast Overpressure Associated Serum Biomarkers in Rat and Swine Models' under the DHA (Defense Health Agency) banner. The setting is a large convention hall with other attendees and poster displays visible in the background.
    A military service member in Army dress uniform stands beside a scientific research poster at what appears to be an academic or military research conference. The poster is titled 'Evaluating microRNAs as Biomarkers for Traumatic Brain Injury and Blast Overpressure' and is affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA). The presenter's name tag reads 'Bryanna Schermerhorn' and she is associated with WRAIR (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research).
    Three researchers stand in front of a scientific poster at what appears to be an academic or medical conference. The poster, sponsored by the Defense Health Agency (DHA) and WRAIR, presents research on 'Multi-omics mechanisms tracking the longitudinal path towards return to action from contact sports-induced TBI.' Two of the three individuals are wearing visible name badges identifying them as 'Nabarun Chakraborty' and 'Swapna Kannan.'

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