Muscle Cells in a Dish 11.12.2021 | Courtesy Video The nervous system is the body’s network for receiving input from the senses, for telling muscles how to move, and for managing involuntary...
University Engagement Webinar: SMART Program Spotlight 11.10.2021 | Courtesy Video The Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA) Chemical and Biological Technologies Department in its role as the Joint Science and Technology...
Assessing Biohazards Lurking in the Air 10.07.2021 | Courtesy Video Aerosolized pathogens can secretly lurk in the air without activating any of the human senses—they are tasteless, odorless, inaudible, and...
Virtual Reality Training, Real-World Results 07.29.2021 | Courtesy Video To help fulfill its mission enabling warfighters to combat and win against CB threats, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA) Chemical and...
University Engagement Webinar: Navigating USAJOBS 05.05.2021 | Courtesy Video The Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA) Chemical and Biological Technologies Department in its role as the Joint Science and Technology...
On Location: CBRN systems are being adapted to go... 05.03.2021 | Courtesy Video American forces and our allies face potential but real symmetric and asymmetric Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) threats...
DTRA-JSTO Overview 03.30.2021 | Courtesy Video This video is the official overview of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency's (DTRA) Chemical and Biological Technologies Department in its role as...
Packing Heat in the Fight Against COVID-19 03.17.2021 | Courtesy Video During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has quickly and safely transported COVID-19-infected warfighters and...
Putting SARS-COV-2 in a Bind 10.27.2021 | Courtesy Story Nanosponge platform technology shows promise to effectively treat emerging infectious diseases such as COVID-19. Early testing indicates...
Out for Less Blood 10.27.2021 | Courtesy Story New studies that find equivalence between venous and finger-stick blood collection could improve diagnostic testing for warfighters in austere...
Off Target. Dead On. 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Story Targeting host proteins could defeat dangerous alphaviruses. Alphaviruses exist globally and are responsible for a considerable number of human...
Time After Time’s Up 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Story Enzyme “resurrectors” offer a wider window to treat exposures to nerve agents. Medical countermeasures (MCMs) known as “resurrectors”...
Small. Simple. Sensitive. Specific. 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Story Project DaT Promises It All. Rapid tests, or assays, to detect a biological presence of a known target or potential hazard can play a critical...
Just Add Water 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Story Advancements in biomanufacturing are bringing on-demand, shelf-stable vaccines to the front lines. By the year 2050, it is estimated that up to...
MeMed Key Diagnostic Tool Receives FDA Clearance 09.24.2021 | Courtesy Story The MeMed Key diagnostic tool recently received full FDA licensure after four years of research, development, and investments by Defense Threat...
All in One Breath 09.08.2021 | Courtesy Story Promising advancements in breath diagnostics for infection detection and early intervention. The Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA)...
JSTO in the News - 09.30.2021 Just Add Water; Off Target. Dead On.; Time After Time’s Up; Small. Simple. Sensitive. Specific.
JSTO in the News - 07.29.2021 Making the Connection: Activating muscle cells in a dish to aid in chem-bio medical countermeasure discovery and development; On the Mend: The...
JSTO in the News - 06.23.2021 Talking the Same Talk - mining big data using cheminformatics to develop medical countermeasures; Down the Line - how Ebola is contracted...
JSTO in the News - 05.10.2021 Under the Big [Virtual] Tent; Virtual Reality Training, Real-World Results
JSTO in the News - 03.31.2021 Saving Our Hides: A Kit for Every Occasion; On Location: CBRN systems are being adapted to go more places with the warfighter.
Putting SARS-COV-2 in a Bind 10.27.2021 | Courtesy Photo Nanosponges attract and capture virus cells to help prevent them from causing infection. (UC San Diego image)
Out for Less Blood 10.27.2021 | Courtesy Photo FilmArray assays being performed by Umaru Bangura and Rashid Ansumana. (Photo by Tomasz Leski) Victoria Baio extracts DNA from patient samples....
Off Target. Dead On. 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Photo A structural model of the interaction of Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus (VEEV) E2 with GRP78. VEEV E2 is shown in green and GRP78 in blue....
Time After Time’s Up 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Photo 25th Infantry Division soldiers test their knowledge of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) hazards during their...
Small. Simple. Sensitive. Specific. 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Photo Envisioned final form factor for the Dial-A-Threat module as developed by DEVCOM-CBC uses an interlocked design for various modules to generate...
Just Add Water 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Photo Advancements in biomanufacturing are bringing on-demand, shelf-stable vaccines to the front lines.
MeMed Key Diagnostic Tool Receives FDA Clearance 09.24.2021 | Courtesy Photo The MeMed Key diagnostic tool recently received full FDA licensure after four years of research, development, and investments by Defense Threat...
All in One Breath 09.08.2021 | Courtesy Photo APPLICATIONS OF BREATH ANALYSIS: Point-of-Care field testing of exposure to contagious infections. (Defense Imagery by MC3 Brian Wilbur) Breath...
