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.
Cloudy With a Chance of Melioidosis 08.29.2018 | Courtesy Video How does weather influence the spread of disease-causing bacteria? Researchers at @UCLA and DTRA wanted to find out. http://bit.ly/2Lhn6xH
SAHARA Harnesses Big Data to Model CBRN Events 08.20.2018 | Courtesy Video The SAHARA algorithm allows researchers to take huge data sets such as climate data and model CBRN events.
Bats Help Solve the Marburg Mystery 06.14.2018 | Courtesy Video Could bats help cure diseases? New research suggests it's possible! Exploring the difference between bat and human antiviral response, researchers...
2017 CBD S&T Conference Wrap-Up 02.02.2018 | Courtesy Video The 2017 CBD S&T Conference brought 1,400 scientists, program managers and leaders together from across the globe to make the world safer by...
DTRA 20th Anniversary Legacy Video 01.22.2018 | Video by Jessica Lewis DTRA's history begins with the #ManhattanProject, which then split into the Atomic Energy Commission and the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project...
Rickey Smith 2017 CBD S&T Conference Keynote... 11.29.2017 | Courtesy Video Mr. Rickey Smith Deputy Chief of Staff, G-9 U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command The 2017 CBD S&T Conference brought 1400 scientists,...
No Small Thing: “Nanobot” Enzymes Counter... 01.30.2019 | Courtesy Story Nanobots have long been dreamed of by scientists and science fiction writers alike – microscopic machines that enter the bloodstream or...
Perceptive Dragon 2: Honing Integrated Early... 01.30.2019 | Courtesy Story Time and space to maneuver saves lives on the modern battlefield. More information, with more time to decide, allows commanders to make quick...
Sprayable Slurry Offers The Missing Piece of Decon... 01.30.2019 | Courtesy Story Quickly and safely decontaminating mission-critical equipment from Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) is a complicated puzzle. Warfighters must piece...
Pioneering the Data Frontier: Battlespace Management 12.17.2018 | Courtesy Story Adapt or die. Survival of the fittest. The threat environment is ever changing, and those unable to evolve to meet new threats risk becoming...
Secret to Success: Classified Workshop Spurs... 12.17.2018 | Courtesy Story Some things are best said behind closed doors – like ways to provide warfighters with next-generation protection from emerging chem/bio threats....
Fluorescence Lights the Way Toward Improved... 12.17.2018 | Courtesy Story Fluorescence isn’t a new concept. It’s widely found throughout nature, and fluorescent light bulbs have been around for more than a century....
Warfighters Test Drive Tomorrow’s Technology 12.17.2018 | Courtesy Story When supercars are produced they aren’t introduced to the racing circuit right away. Designing high-performance equipment requires careful...
Ebola Survivors Still A Transmission Threat 11.16.2018 | Courtesy Story The 2014 - 2016 Ebola epidemic in West Africa infected nearly 29.000 people, according to the World Health Organization. Of those infected, more...
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...
JSTO in the News - 12.17.2018 Fluorescence Lights the Way Toward Improved Protective Garments, Warfighters Test Drive Tomorrow's Technology, Pioneering the Data Frontier:...
JSTO in the News - 10.16.2018 The Building Blocks of Protection: DNA Vaccines; Ring of Hope: New Vaccine Rounds Up Ebola; On the Horizon of Development: Taking Stock of Our Science
JSTO in the News - 09.28.2018 The Ultimate Challenge: Saving Warfighter Lives, How Sweet It Is: GlycoSCORES Speed Drug Development
JSTO in the News - 08.21.2018 New Drug Strikes Nerve Agent, Today's Forecast: Cloudy With A Chance of Melioidosis, Engineered Enzymes: A New Way to Detox
JSTO in the News - 07.17.2018 Oasis of Data in the SAHARA, A Second Skin for the First Layer of Defense, Before the Battlefield: Competition Spurs Warfighter Innovations
JSTO in the News - 06.27.2018 Bat Detectives: Solving the Marburg Mystery; Blurring Science and Data Offers Clear Results in the Field, Trading Lap Coats and Goggles for MOPP...
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,...
Next-Generation DNA Delivery Devices 10.15.2018 | Courtesy Photo A number of DNA vaccine delivery devices are in commercial development which have the potential to overcome these logistical burdens. Several of...
Ebola Virus Disease 10.15.2018 | Courtesy Photo When Ebola virus disease (EVD) reared its head in May in the Congo, the world was armed with the rVSV-ZEBOV vaccine thanks to interagency...
Engineered Enzymes: A New Way to Detox 08.21.2018 | Courtesy Photo Image courtesy of U.S. Army RDECOM
Oasis of Data in the SAHARA 07.17.2018 | Courtesy Photo The Climate SOM Process within SAHARA, including mapping and training phases. The training phase includes interim steps which feedback to...
How Sweet It Is: GlycoSCORES Speed Drug Development 07.16.2018 | Photo by Gen. Rajagau Tuan Lante Loading TECAN: Researchers remove a sample plate from the robotic handler. With 384 sample spots (including several for calibration/calibration...
Bat Detectives: Solving the Marburg Myster 06.27.2018 | Courtesy Photo 1968 F. A. Murphy; Cynthia Goldsmith This colorized negative stained transmission electron micrograph (TEM), captured by F.A. Murphy in 1968,...
A Breath of Fresh Air: Botulism Antidote in Development 05.23.2018 | Courtesy Photo A single dose of Cyto-111 provides protection in mice at times refractory to antitoxin treatment. Mice lethally intoxicated with 2x LD50 BoNT/A...
