Keeping the Powder Dry 06.24.2022 | Courtesy Video Researchers are developing new immediate skin decontamination prototype devices for the Joint Force with the goal of having fewer logistical and...
Testing the Cold Water 06.07.2022 | Courtesy Video Researchers recently discovered the bacterium Francisella tularensis that causes the disease tularemia or “rabbit fever”—which could be...
Knowing Which Way the Wind Flows 06.06.2022 | Courtesy Video Research by U.S. Military Academy cadets and faculty at West Point, New York, showed that the velocity and concentration of a chemical agent...
Paint on Protection 05.06.2022 | Courtesy Video Tests of newly developed temporary overcoats for tactical military equipment showed a reduction in the amount of absorbed chemical warfare agents...
Off Target, Dead On. 04.19.2022 | Courtesy Video Alphaviruses exist globally and are responsible for a considerable number of human and animal diseases. Infectious outbreaks can induce fever,...
All in One Breath 03.24.2022 | Courtesy Video DTRA-JSTO's investment in the development and deployment of a hand-held, breath-based diagnostic device is an ambitious but attainable goal to...
Putting SARS-COV-2 in a Bind 02.01.2022 | Courtesy Video Nanosponges are tiny biodegradable polymers wrapped by the membrane of target cells, such as lung epithelial cells. These novel nanosponges could...
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...
Keeping the Powder Dry 05.13.2022 | Courtesy Story Dry powders could outpace lotions for a readily available, shelf-stable chemical decontaminate for anywhere in the field. Researchers are...
The Sum is Greater than Its Parts 05.13.2022 | Courtesy Story Greater than the sum of its parts. New AI-assisted computerized approaches are being used to discover synergistic drug combinations. New...
Knowing Which Way the Wind Flows 04.21.2022 | Courtesy Story Small-scale water channel experiments of urban settings show big results for transport and dispersion models of chemical and biological...
Testing the Cold Water 03.28.2022 | Courtesy Story The bacteria that cause "rabbit fever" can survive in cold water, which poses a threat to the Joint Force. Researchers recently discovered the...
Reduce. Reuse. Redefined. 03.28.2022 | Courtesy Story New protective garments make for less wear and tear on the warfighter. Presently, Joint Force protective equipment is effective at neutralizing...
Paint-On Protection 01.21.2022 | Courtesy Story New Temporary Overcoat Solutions Improve Equipment Chemical Warfare Agent Resistance up to a Hundredfold Tests of newly developed temporary...
Augmented Awareness 01.21.2022 | Courtesy Story New augmented reality (AR) applications can make it easier to locate a chemical and biological (CB) threat by using real-time data, critical for...
Predicting the Unknown: A CRISTAL CLEARR Solution 01.04.2022 | Courtesy Story Computational analysis is helping with rapid toxicology identification of chemical and biological threats. The Defense Threat Reduction...
JSTO in the News - 05.13.2022 05.13.2022 | Courtesy Publication The Sum is Greater than Its Parts; Keeping the Powder Dry
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JSTO in the News - 01.25.2022 01.25.2022 | Courtesy Publication Augmented Awareness; Paint-On Protection
JSTO in the News - 01.04.2022 01.04.2022 | Courtesy Publication Put to the Test; Predicting the Unknown: A CRISTAL CLEARR Solution
JSTO in the News - 10.28.2021 10.28.2021 | Courtesy Publication Putting SARS-CoV-2 in a Bind; Out for Less Blood
JSTO in the News - 09.30.2021 09.30.2021 | Courtesy Publication Just Add Water; Off Target. Dead On.; Time After Time’s Up; Small. Simple. Sensitive. Specific.
JSTO in the News - 09.08.2021 09.08.2021 | Courtesy Publication Off Course. On Mission.; All in One Breath; Path of Most Resistance
Keeping the Powder Dry 05.13.2022 | Photo by Diane Williams Air Force Reserve Staff Sgt. Casey Godwin, aircrew flight equipment specialist, 327th Operations Support Squadron, pats down Staff Sgt. Michael...
The Sum is Greater than Its Parts 05.13.2022 | Courtesy Photo 2D structure of reserpine. (National Center for Biotechnology Information image) Remdesivir is a broad spectrum anti-viral drug used to treat...
Knowing Which Way the Wind Flows 04.21.2022 | Courtesy Photo Velocity measurements in meters per second at a 0° wind angle, with the stadium width perpendicular to the flow, and with the stadium rotated to...
Testing the Cold Water 03.28.2022 | Courtesy Photo Francisella tularensis colonization on Cysteine Heart Agar after 72 hours. (Photo by CDC/Larry Stauffer, Oregon State Public Health Laboratory)
Reduce. Reuse. Redefined. 03.28.2022 | Courtesy Photo Fabricated laminate swatch contains four layers: Inner layer: soft, high-density knit; Adhesive: thermal glue; MOF layer: MOF-based textile; Outer...
Paint-On Protection 01.21.2022 | Courtesy Photo (A) A photograph and diagram of an uncoated painted surface with a drop of CWA applied to it. Over time, the agent absorbs into the coating. (B)...
Augmented Awareness 01.21.2022 | Courtesy Photo (1) Team Hot Zone hazard area visualization in AR environment. (2) ARGo’s symbol visualization in an AR environment.
Predicting the Unknown: A CRISTAL CLEARR Solution 01.04.2022 | Courtesy Photo In the Combined Logical Estimation Application for Rapid Results (CLEARR) study, the University of Texas at Austin used four organophosphorus...
