When a Cargo Plane Saves Lives 03.25.2020 | Courtesy Video Sometimes, a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III airlifter can be just what the doctor ordered to help prevent the spread of Ebola virus disease....
Biological Rapid Response: Preparing for Surprise 03.17.2020 | Courtesy Video Experts with Defense Threat Reduction Agency speak about roles and responsibilities when dealing with hazardous situations involving chemical and...
Defense Threat Reduction Agency CBDST 2019... 03.17.2020 | Courtesy Video Highlight video covering the Defense Threat Reduction Agency's CBDST 2019 Conference held in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evaluating a Simulated Protective Suit 12.16.2019 | Courtesy Video American service members face many dangers on the battlefield. This includes exposure to chemical and biological threats. Evaluation and testing...
Keeping Your Cool: The Thermal Management System 11.15.2019 | Courtesy Video Impermeable protective suits prevent chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) hazards from touching the skin but they also retain...
Chemical and Biological Operational Analysis (CBOA) 05.06.2019 | Courtesy Video Over five days, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s Chemical and Biological Technologies Department held a chemical and biological operational...
Sprayable Slurry 01.31.2019 | Courtesy Video Researchers at DTRA and U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command are developing a Sprayable Slurry that makes decontaminating...
How Sweet It Is! 12.20.2018 | Courtesy Video Researchers at DTRA CB teamed up with Northwestern and Cornell Universities to to potentially speed up therapeutic development with GlycoSCORES.
When a cargo plane saves lives: DTRA ensures that... 03.19.2020 | Courtesy Story Sometimes, a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III airlifter can be just what the doctor ordered to help prevent the spread of Ebola virus disease....
Small tools, big impact: piecing together a bigger... 03.19.2020 | Courtesy Story Warfighters will soon be able to attach a new technology to their uniforms to collect a sample of chemicals present in their operational...
Evaluating a simulated protective suit 01.30.2020 | Courtesy Story A new physics-based computer model can evaluate the performance of a protective suit even before the suit is manufactured. The Individual...
Clinicians evaluate prototypes for administering... 01.30.2020 | Courtesy Story A product designed for warfighters may only gather dust if the product’s design fails to consider its utility from the user’s perspective. To...
Forging the chain: destroying chemical warfare... 01.30.2020 | Courtesy Story What if a chemical warfare agent (CWA) could be safely neutralized (destroyed) in less time and with less resources and personnel than what is...
Illuminating anthrax 12.16.2019 | Courtesy Story The Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s Chemical and Biological Technologies Department (DTRA CB) has a new test that reduces the time needed to...
Keeping Your Cool: The Personal Thermal Management... 12.13.2019 | Courtesy Story Impermeable protective suits (see Figure 1) prevent chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) hazards from touching skin, but they...
Micromotor nanotoxoid: A novel delivery vehicle for... 12.13.2019 | Courtesy Story Though tiny in stature, a nano-sized particle boasts a large surface area and can be manipulated to deliver drugs to a specific site in the body....
JSTO in the News - 03.19.2020 When a cargo plane saves lives: DTRA ensures that Ebola vaccine material arrives on time via USAF airlifter; Small tools, big impact: piecing...
JSTO in the News - 01.30.2020 Evaluating a simulated protective suit; Clinicians evaluate prototypes for administering nucleic acid-based vaccines; Forging the chain:...
JSTO in the News - 12.13.2019 Illuminating anthrax; Keeping your cool: the Personal Thermal Management System; Micromotor nanotoxoid: a novel delivery vehicle for oral vaccines
JSTO in the News - 11.01.2019 CBART: When Skin Is in the Game; The Smell of Victory: Aerosolized Melioidosis Vaccine in Development
JSTO in the News - 09.19.2019 ADAMANT about Warfighter Protection; Where Scientists and Disaster Converge – The Scientist in the Foxhole Program
JSTO in the News - 06.04.2019 It's Gettin' Hot and Humid in Here; The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, but it Will be 3D Printed; No Longer Left Out in the Cold: MOU Improves...
JSTO in the News - 01.31.2019 No Small Thing: "Nanobot" Enzymes Counter Chemical Threats, Perceptive Dragon 2: Honing Integrated Early Warning Capabilities, Sprayable Slurry...
When a cargo plane saves lives: DTRA ensures that... 03.19.2020 | Courtesy Photo When a cargo plane saves lives: DTRA ensures that Ebola vaccine material arrives on time via USAF airlifter.
Evaluating a simulated protective suit 02.03.2020 | Courtesy Photo Image related to December JSTO in the News article
Bioluminescent luciferase protein is expressed in... 12.16.2019 | Courtesy Photo On the left, infected bacterial colonies are shown in the light. On the right, they are shown in the dark, where bioluminescenceis clearly seen....
Schematic of micromotor toxoids for oral vaccination 12.13.2019 | Courtesy Photo Micromotor nanotoxoids are fabricated in a sequential process (a). When micromotor toxoids are administered orally to mice (b), the enteric...
CBART: When Skin Is in the Game 06.10.2019 | Courtesy Photo CBART test fixture and its 10 identical test cells. (Image courtesy of Dr. Bruce D. McVeety, Battelle)
The Revolution Will Not be Televised, but it Will... 06.04.2019 | Courtesy Photo Collaboration between Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Chemical and Biological Technologies Department and Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative...
An Epic Tool for Force Readiness 03.26.2019 | Courtesy Photo Proposed list of EpiGrid diseases and release schedule.
Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto 11.16.2018 | Courtesy Photo Porton Man is a sensor-equipped mannequin capable of detecting and evaluating the impact of chemical and biological agents on warfighter uniforms,...
