2010 Chemical and Biological Defense Science and Technology Conference

Poster Agenda

Monday Tuesday

Monday, 15 November 2010
Preparing for Technology Transition - Advanced Development and Demonstration of CB Defense Technologies
T01-001	A Process Evaluation Toolset for Improved Military Vehicle Decontamination Wayne Einfeld, Sandia National Laboratories
T01-002	Information Fusion of CB and Non-CB Assets Gerald Larocque, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory
T01-003	Analysis of Wide Area Restoration after an On-Base Chemical Incident Trisha Hoette, Sandia National Laboratories
T01-004	Decontamination Technology Tradeoff Analysis: A Process for Selecting Decontamination or Treatment Strategies and Technologies after a Wide-Area Contamination Event Paula Krauter, Sandia National Laboratories
T01-005	Sensor Shield: Deployable Biological Sensors Using an Unmanned Air Vehicle Chad Hawthorne, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T01-006	MARS-JFP Automated Sensor Control and Cross-Cueing Chad Hawthorne, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T01-007	Development of an Enhanced Consequence Management Plan for Response to a Chemical Weapons Attack Cyril Thompson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
T01-008	Development and Conduct of Structured Demonstration of an Open-Path Detector of Threat Chemicals Gabriel Laufer, Avir Sensors, LLC
T01-009	Biodefense Overlay - Joint Capability Technology Demonstration Robert Campbell, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
T01-010	Advanced System Integratation for Rapid Area Sensitive-Site Reconnaissance (RASR) Adam Bingham, ICx Technologies
T01-011	Participation in IT-Standards Organizations Supports Multi-Agency First-Responder Command-And-Control System Marion Ceruti, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific
T01-012	Merging CB Defense Technologies in Support of Rapid Area Sensitive Site Reconnaissance Jeromy Rezac, ITT Information Systems
T01-014	Hazard Mitigation, Materiel and Equipment Restoration (HaMMER) Shawn Funk, Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T01-015	All Threats and Hazards Identification and Notification Architecture (Athina): Modular Open System Architecture in the Absence of Adopted Standards for Wmd Detection Eric Lynch, General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products,
Medical Countermeasure Approval Process
T03-001	Inhalational Marburg in the Common Marmoset Sophie Smither, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T03-002	Efficacy of Imidazenil Against Soman Induced Status Epileptics and Brain Damage in Guinea Pigs Ying Wang, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T03-003	A Novel Microfluidic Platform for Drug Toxicity Studies Balabhaskar Prabhakarpandian, CFD Research Corporation
T03-004	The Collaborative Cross: Accelerating Toxicity Risk Assessment Using a Novel Mouse Population-Based Approach Alison Harrill, The Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences
T03-005	Proposed "Animal Rule" for Canada Tim Smith, Canadian Department of National Defence
Medical Countermeasure Manufacture
T04-001	Novel, Manufacturable, & Stabilized Medical Countermeasure Formulations Joe McDonough, Southwest Research Institute
T04-001	Use of the Pseudomonas Fluorescens-based Pfēnex Expression Technology™ Platform Charles Squires, Pfenex Inc
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: Agent-Based Modeling and Disease Propagation
T06-002	Metrics to Evaluate Operational Event-Detection and Indicator-type Biosurveillance Models Court Corley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
T06-003	Combining Knowledge of Viral Evolution and Epidemiology to Identify the Source of a Viral Outbreak Jonathan Allen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T06-004	A Hybrid Agent-Based, Differential Equation Model to Assess the Impact of Livestock Movement on a Potential Rift Valley Fever Epidemic Holly Gaff, VMASC - Old Dominion University
T06-005	Small World Network Models of Contagious Disease Karen Cheng, Applied Research Associates, Inc.
T06-006	Improving Medical Countermeasure Models Using Phenomenological and Pathophysiological Data Jennifer Byers, Gryphon Scientific
T06-007	Estimating Casualties from Battlefield Exposure to CBRN Agents Carl Curling, Institure for Defense Analyses
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: Socio-cultural and Swarm Behavior Modeling
T07-XXX	Cultural Modeling Approaches to Embedding Genuine Cultural Data in Consequence Management Shane Mueller, Applied Research Associates
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: Cognition and Machine Learning
Pathogen Characterization, Identification and Evaluation: Linking Phenotype to Genotype
T12-001	Genome Finishing Process with Second-Generation Sequencing Technologies Shunsheng Han, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T12-002	An Integrated Approach to Epitope Mapping Robert Bremel, ioGenetics LLC
T12-003	Epitope Mapping of Staphylococcus Aureus Robert Bremel, ioGenetics LLC
T12-004	Rapid Detection of Yersinia Pestis Based on Amplification of Specific Bacteriophages Monitored by qPCR Kirill Sergueev, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T12-005	De novo Viral Genomic Sequencing: Data Filtering and Analysis for Identifying Unknown Pathogens Shannon Johnson, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T12-006	Bioinformatics Tools for Microbial Genotyping that Scale to Handle Hundreds of Genomes Shea Gardner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-007	Application of a Microbial Detection Array in Biodefense and Public Health Crystal Jaing, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-008	Antibiotic Resistance Mutation Discovery Using Tiling Microarrays and High- Throughput Sequencing Kevin McLoughlin, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-009	A New Hemorrhagic Fever Virus Genetic Sequence Analysis Website Carla Kuiken, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T12-010	Evaluation of Rash Illness In DRC Using Pan-Orthopox, Monkeypox-Specific and VZV Specific-Assays Lisa Hensley, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T12-011	Bioinformatics for Post-Sequencing BWA Threat Characterization, Including Genetic Engineering Marisa Torres, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-012	High Throughput Laboratory Network Tracy Erkkila, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T12-013	Genome-scale Reconstruction of the Metabolic Network in Francisella Tularensis Ali Navid, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-014	Identification of Protein Substrates, Physics-Based Modeling and Refinement for Functional Annotation Sergio Wong, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T12-015	ADIOS - Airborn Detection of Infectious Odor Signatures Ryan Kramer, AFRL 711th HPW / RHPCB
T12-016	Comparative Genomics Using Optical Mapping as an Adjunct to Whole Genome Sequencing Stacey Broomall, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T12-017	Use of Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Based Molecular Typing as a Biosurvellance Tool for Brucella Infections Justin Jay, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
T12-018	Single-Molecule Technology for Broadband Detection and Identification of Bioagents Rudolf Gilmanshin, U.S. Genomics
T12-019	A Novel Data Integration Strategy Through the Use of Modular Standards Sterling Thomas, Noblis Inc.
T12-020	Integrated Feature Vector for Human Pathogen Characterization Helen Cui, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T12-021	Comparative Genomics of 2009 Seasonal Plague (Yersinia pestis) in New Mexico Henry Gibbons, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T12-022	454 Pyrosequencing for Bat Metagenome Sampling and Comparative Genomics Kimberly Bishop-Lilly, Naval Medical Research Center, Biological Defense
T12-024	Understanding the Role of Genetic Drift and Shift in RNA Virus Host-Switching Events Monica Borucki, Lawrence Livermore Ntl Lab
T12-025	Studies Supporting Pre-Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Package Submission for In Vitro Diagnostic Assays for Biothreat Organisms on the Joint Biological Agent Identification and Diagnostic System David Norwood, US Army Medical Institute of Infectious Disease
T12-026	Development of an Internal Positive Control Molecular Inversion Probe Assay Laurie Hartman, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T12-027	Development of Inhibitor-Resistant Real-Time PCR Methods for Biothreat Agent Detection Adrienne Trombley, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T12-028	Assessment of Biomatrica’s ® CloneStable™ for Improved Stabilization of Diagnostic Biothreat Samples Susan Coyne, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Chemical and Biological Agent Characterization
T14-001	A Novel Method for the Ultrastructural Visualization by Electron Microscopy of Bacillus anthracis Poly-gamma-D Glutamic Acid Capsule Wilson Ribot, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T14-002	A Novel Method for Measuring Physicochemical Parameters of Highly Toxic Compounds Jeffrey McGuire, US Army Edgewood CB Center
T14-003	Novel Genetic Tools for Analysis of Yersinia pestis Mutation and Adaptation Henry Gibbons, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T14-004	Characterization of Virucidal Resistance of DNA Viruses Patricia Buckley, US ARMY ECBC
T14-005	Spore Surface Characterization Derrell McPherson, NSWC Dahlgren
T14-006	A Comparison of the Biochemical and Biophysical Properties of the Interaction of Human, Mouse, and Guinea Pig Ache with OP Nerve Agents C. Linn Cadieux, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Disease
T14-007	Differential Effects on Cellular Health Following Sub-Lethal Exposure to Organophosphates Julia Patrone, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-008	Transport of Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki from an Outdoor Release Into Buildings Sheila Van Cuyk, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T14-009	Developing a Molecular Understanding of Water-CWA-Surface Interactions Mangesh Chaudhari, Tulane University
T14-010	Development and Analysis of Ricin Simulants for Decontamination Studies Niveen Mulholland, Midwest Research Institute
T14-011	Phospho-Flow Cytometry and Signaling Profiling Following Sub-lethal Exposure to Organophosphates Rachel Quizon, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-012	Simulant Selection for DTRA's Auto-Decon ATD Kelly Van Houten, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-013	Genome Wide Targetron Based Gene Specific Knockouts in Select Agents Roland Saldanha, AFRL 711th HPW / RHPCB
T14-014	The Acute Toxicological Effects of Inhaled Sulfur Mustard Sarah Rudall, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T14-015	Investigation of the Effects of Gamma Irradiation on DNA Integrity in Combination with Whole Genome Sequencing Henry Gibbons, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T14-016	The Simulant Down Select Program Robert Pilato, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-017	Comparison of Solid Phase Microextraction when Used with Gas Chromatography/ Mass Spectrometry and Liquid Chromatography/ Tandem Mass Spectrometry for the Analysis of Nerve Agent Metabolites in Urine Richard Lawrence, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Disease
T14-018	Single-particle Fluorescence Spectra of Atmospheric and Test Aerosols Measured Using One or Two Excitation Wavelengths: Comparison of Classification Schemes Steven Hill, US Army Research Laboratory
T14-020	Effects of Atmospheric Processing on the Properties and Transport of Bioaerosols Joshua Santarpia, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-021	A Comparison of Next Generation Sequencing Technologies to Quantify Transcriptional Response for Host-Agent Interaction Jody Proescher, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T14-022	Forensic Attribution of a Chemical Agent Simulant using GC-C-IRMS Aaron Frank, Battelle Memorial Institute
T14-024	Development of a Panel of Antibodies Specific for Coxiella Burnetii James Carney, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T14-025	The Physiological and Biochemical Exposure-Response Effects to Inhaled Nebulized Nerve Agents in Rats Xinqi Peng, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Disease
T14-026	Discovery of Conserved Gene Activation Pathways Using Protein-binding Microarrays Kristy Nowak-Lovato, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T14-027	Development and Physicochemical Characterization of Simulants Robert Williams, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T14-028	Analysis of Cyanides for Forensic Characteristics April Carman, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
T14-029	Chemical Agent Sampling from Surfaces Using Solid Phase Extraction Disks Thomas Malloy, Battelle
T14-030	Interactions of G-agents and Their Simulants with Hydrated Polyelectrolyte Membranes Ming-Tsung Lee, Rutgers University
T14-031	Respirable Particle Transport in Compressible Flows C. Randall Truman, Univ of New Mexico
T14-032	Molecular Signatures of Bacillus anthracis Spores for Microbial Forensics Daniel Schabacker, Argonne National Laboratory
T14-033	More physics in 2nd Generation Drop Reaction and Evaporation Model (DREAM) Art Hin, METSS inc
T14-034	Raman-based Barcoding for the Identification of Pathogens Qiuming Yu, University of Washington
T14-035	Laser Mediated Molecular Vibronic Coupling in Resonance Raman Scattering: What is the Role of Orbital Angular Momentum? Aaron Rury, University of Michigan
T14-036	Calculated Spectra of Chemical Warfare Agents Adam Mott, Arizona State University
T14-037	Pathway Signature Analysis of TETS David Cullinan, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center - First Article Testing
Assessing Dermal Exposure Hazards
T16-001	Off-Gated Image Quantification of Phosphorescent Particles for Evaluating the Aerosol Protective Performance of Chemical-Biological Garments Jason Hill, RTI
T16-002	Exploring Issues in Simulating Dermal Exposure Using a Physiologically-Based Pharmacokinetic-Pharmacodynamic (PBPK-PD) Model for VX Tammie Covington, HJF / 711th HPW / RHPB
T16-003	Microscopic Models for the Permeability of Human Skin Gerald Kasting, University of Cincinnati
T16-004	Solvent Effects on the Percutaneous Toxicity of V Agents Susan Schulz, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Disease
T16-005	Dermal Application of Emerging Threat Agents on Unanesthetized Nonhuman Primates Jill Harvilchuck, Battelle
Chemical and Biological Agent/ Substrate Interactions
T17-001	The Effect of Humidity on the Interaction of Dimethyl Methylphosphonate (DMMP) Vapor with Oxide Surfaces, Studied Using Infrared Attenuated Total Reflection Spectroscopy and Ab Initio Molecular Dynami Victor Bermudez, Naval Research Laboratory
T17-002	Water Matrix and Age Effects on Bacterial Spectra with Raman Microspectroscopy A. Peter Snyder, DoD, RDECOM, ECBC, R&T Directorate
T17-003	Particle Resuspension Experiments in a Small Scale Wind Tunnel Yoojeong Kim, Triton Systems, Inc.
T17-004	Attenuated Total Reflectance Analysis of Air Purification Media Alex Balboa, Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T17-005	A Comprehensive Model for Multi-Component Multi-Phase Reactions Agent/Substrate/Humidity Transport with Chemical Reaction Homayun K. Navaz, Kettering University
T17-006	Surface Transport Overland Runoff Model (STORM) Veeradej Chynwat, ENSCO, Inc.
T17-007	Validation of the Decay In Ground (DIG) Modeling System Troy Seiler, ENSCO, Inc.
T17-008	Microhydration of Organophosphates: Ab Initio Investigations Todd Alam, Sandia National Labs
T17-009	Sampling and Analysis Recommendations for the Identification Chemical Attribution Signatures in Complex Matrices Audrey Williams, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T17-010	Simulating Bacterial Adhesion to Complex Surfaces David Keller, Department of Chemistry, University of New Mexico
T17-011	Trends in Binding Phenomena of Small Organic Molecules and CW Simulants to Selected Materials Margaret Welk, Sandia National Laboratories
T17-012	Ab Inito Studies into the Role of Water on the Energetics of Organophosphate Surface Adsorption Janelle Jenkins, Sandia National Laboratories
T17-013	Wind Tunnel Studies of HD on Concrete From Multiple Sources Bruce King, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T17-014	Laser Decontamination of Chemical Warfare Agents on Concrete and Selected Structural Materials Bruce King, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T17-015	Adsorption/Reaction of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphonate and Dimethyl Methylphosphonate on Silica and Cellulose Surfaces John Hearn, Applied Research Associates, Inc.
T17-016	Deposition of Chlorine on Terrestrial Material as a Loss Mechanism for Dense Plumes John Hearn, Applied Research Associates, Inc.
T17-017	Combined Experimental and Multi-Scale Modeling Investigation of CW – Surface Interactions Douglas Burns, ENSCO, Inc.
T17-018	Fate of VX in Potable Waters Kevin Morrissey, Science Applications International Corporation
T17-019	Contact Transfer Method: Standard Prediction of Soil-to-Uniform Exposure From Chemical Agents Ron Checkai, U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T17-020	Ultrahigh Vacuum Instrument for the Study of Live Agent Chemistry Wesley Gordon, OptiMetrics, Inc
T17-021	Experimental Determination of Chemical Agent Fate and Persistence Sarah Chinn, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T17-022	Surface Selective Spectroscopy of G-Agent Simulant Adsorption/Desorption at Barrier Material Surfaces Paul Davis, Boise Technology, Inc.
T17-023	Quantum Mechanical and Reactive Molecular Dynamics Studies of the Reactivity of Sarin and its Simulants on Hydrated Titania and Amorphous Silica Surfaces both in the Presence and Absence of Liquid Wat Ramona Taylor, Spectral Sciences, Inc.
T17-024	Analysis of Wind Tunnel Evaporation Data Joan Mullerleile, METSS Corporation
T17-025	The Kinetics and Thermodynamics of Bis(2-chloroethyl)sulfide Sorption and Desorption from Polymeric Substrates and Correlations with Candidate Simulants in Order to Screen Materials for Permeation Res Wendel Shuely, SAIC at ECBC
T17-026	Agent Transport and Fate in Porous Building Materials Liangbo Hu, University of Vermont
T17-028	Interactions Between a Bacillus Spore and a Planar Surface in Aquatic Environments Eunhyea Chung, Georgia Institute of Technology
Novel Sensing Science for Chemical and Biological Agents
T18-001	Application of Temporal-Spectral Anomaly Detector Algorithm TO Daniel Heinz, STC
T18-002	Characterizing Phylogenetic Diversity in Airborne Bacterial Populations in China Joshua Santarpia, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory
T18-003	Digital Holographic Imaging of Aerosol Particles Matthew Berg, Mississippi State University
T18-004	Scrubbing CWA Chemical Vapors at Low Concentration Levels James Egan, Midwest Research Institute
T18-005	Single Aerosol Particle Infrared Elastic Scattering Spectroscopy* William Herzog, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory
T18-006	Hydrodynamic Focusing for an Impedance-based Biosensor with Tunable Sensitivity Gusphyl Justin, Naval Research Laboratory
T18-007	The Determinants of Biomolecular Recognition and Allostery in the Effector-Binding Site of an Engineered Protein Switch Jay Choi, Johns Hopkins University
T18-008	Improving Covergency of Molecular Dynamic Simulation of THz Vibrational Absorption by Proteins Tatiana Globus, University of Virginia, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
T18-009	Label-Free Biosensing with A 2-Dimensional Electron Gas Cy Tamanaha, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
T18-010	Identification of Vapor-Phase CWA Simulants at Low Pressure by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy and Partial-Least-Squares Analysis Jaime Stearns, Air Force Research Laboratory
T18-011	Instrument Free Detection of Respiratory Infective Pathogens Mark Wolfenden, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T18-012	Chemical Analytes on Plasmonic Substrates: Characterization of Spectral Modifications Semion Saikin , Harvard University
T18-013	Diagnosis of Botulinum Toxin Exposure in Rats Marcel van der Schans, TNO Defense Security and Safety
T18-014	Colorimetric Chemical and Biological Sensing Using Bio-Functionalized Polydiacetylenes Nicholas Bedford, University of Cincinnati
T18-015	Development of a Multiplexed (8-Channel) Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometer Chemical Analyzer for Rapid Interrogation of Biochemical Response Jody May, Vanderbilt University
T18-016	Specific Compound Detection from Stand-Off Distances Using a Bio-Based Sensor Michael Goodson, 711 Human Performance Wing, US Air Force
T18-017	Multi-Threat Handheld Sampler for the Collection of Chemical and Biological Samples Adam Dyer, ICx Technologies
T18-018	Advanced Structural Mass Spectrometry for Systems Biology – Towards Presymptomatic Diagnosis of Threat Agent Exposure John McLean, Vanderbilt University
T18-019	Low Temperature Plasma Sampling for Explosives Detection in a Handheld Prototype Spiros Manolakos, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.
T18-020	Functionalization of Nanomaterials for Biosensor Applications Elizabeth Maurer, AFRL 711 HPW/RHPB
T18-021	Electrokinetic-based Microfluidic Universal Sample-Preparation (EMUS) Platform Ketan Bhatt, CFD Research Corporation
T18-022	An Integrated, Electrokinetics-Augmented Microfluidic Device for Forensic DNA Analysis Yi Wang, CFD Research Corporation
T18-023	Photocatalytic Reduction of Biothreat Agents using TiO2 Nanoparticles Modified with Beta-Roll Peptide Structures that have been Engineered for Biomolecular Recognition Kensey Amaya, ERDC-CERL
T18-024	A Novel High Performance Detection Platform with a Nanocoaxial Array Dong Cai, Boston College
T18-025	Thin-Film Electronic Liquid-Phase CW Agent Sensors Brian Elliott, TDA Research, Inc
T18-026	Standoff Detection of Human Breath: Diet, Disease, Location, and Environmental Exposure Revealed David Podlesak, C-NR
T18-027	Real-time Reagent-less Viral Pathogen Analyzer Charles Wick, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T18-028	Chemical and Biological Warfare Agent Detection in Real Time Using Electric Cell-Substrate Impedance Sensing Douglas Chrisey, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
T18-029	Optical Fiber-Based Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor with Enhanced Sensitivity Using Liquid Crystals Robert Lindquist, The University of Alabama in Huntsville
T18-030	Iterative Development of Molecular Receptors for Small Molecule Detection Robert Williams, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T18-031	Photoelectric Chemical and Microbe Sensor Arrays for Chemical-Biological Defense Jay Huebner, Sensors Group, University of North Florida
T18-032	Development of Enzyme-Logic Based Architecture for “Sense and Treat” of Multiple Battlefield Injuries - Field Hospital on a Chip Jan Halamek, Clarkson University
T18-033	H1N1 Diagnostic Capability Via the Joint Biological Agent Identification Diagnostic System (JBAIDS) Beverly Cusworth, Naval Surface Warfare Center - JBAIDS Support
T18-034	Tailing Plasmonic Nanostructures for Molecular Identification of Chemical and Biological Threads Using SERS Qiuming Yu, University of Washington
T18-035	Terahertz Spectroscopic Signatures of Biosimulants: B. subtilis and E. coli Tatiana Dorofeeva, University of Virginia, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
T18-036	LED-Interferometric Reflectance Imaging Sensor for Label-free Detection of Pathogens George Daaboul, Boston University, Biomedical Engineering Dept.
T18-037	Graphene Sensor of CBAs, Based on Mixing of Signals from the Agent and the Detection of Electrostatic Potentials Norma Rangel, Texas A&M University
T18-038	A New Paradigm for Substrate Independent Discrimination of Organic and Explosive Materials by Target Factor Analysis of Molecular Optical Signatures Caitlin Rinke, University of Central Florida, Dept. of Chemistry
Novel Materials Science for CB Defense Applications
T19-001	Simple, Rapid, Sensitive, and Versatile Sensor for CBD Toxin Detection from Nanotube Impregnated Composites Nicholas A. Kotov, University of Michigan
T19-002	Nanofibers with Enzyme-Mimetic Surface Fabricated by Atmospheric Plasma Treatment for Chemical Defense Application Quan Shi, North Carolina State University
T19-003	New Class of Impermeable Materials Alex Vainer, POLYMERignt, Inc.
T19-004	Morphology Analysis of Micron-size Particles Jawad Naciri, Naval Research Laboratory
T19-005	Conjugated Polyelectrolytes with Variable Chain Lengths: Synthesis, Photophysical Study, and Application to Biocidal Activity Eunkyung Ji, University of New Mexico
T19-006	Targeted Delivery of Biodegradable Nanoparticles for the Treatment of Acute Lung Injury Luis Nunez, LNK Chemsolutions
T19-007	Developing Llama Derived Single Domain Antibodies for the Detection of Bacillus anthracis Ellen Goldman, US Naval Research Laboratory
T19-008	Multivalent Single Domain Antibody Constructs Ellen Goldman, US Naval Research Laboratory
T19-009	A Novel Viral Scaffold, Bacteriophage T4, for Enhanced Toxin Detection Jinny Liu, US Naval Research Laboratory
T19-010	Novel Viral Nanoparticles as Therapeutic Agent Delivery Vehicles: A Study of Their Cellular Uptake Mechanism Jinny Liu, US Naval Research Laboratory
T19-011	Porous-Organic Polymers (POPs) as Catalysts for the Sorption and Oxidation of Organic Chemicals Omar Farha, Northwestern University
T19-012	Controlling Sensitivity and Dynamic Range in Nanostructured Gold-Metal Oxide Sensors Richard Haglund, Vanderbilt University
T19-013	Enzymes Encapsulated into Temperature Responsive Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) Nanoparticles Exhibit Improved Thermal Stability Anna Leech, ICx Technologies
T19-014	Stabilization of Enzymes in Harsh Environmental Conditions for the Detection/Decontamination of G-Series Agents Justin Bohn, ICx Agentase
T19-015	Regulating Vibrational Energy in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: A New Tool to Understand and Predict Heat Dissipation Rajamani Raghunathan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
T19-016	Surface Spectroscopic Analysis of Self-Decontaminating Materials: Surface Structure, Functionality, and Response to Environmental Conditions Geoffrey Lott, Boise Technology, Inc.
T19-019	Electrical Detection Integrated with 3-D Nanostructured Catalysts for Low-Temperature Destruction of CW Agent Simulants Jeremy Pietron, Naval Research Laboratory
T19-020	The DOE Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies George Bachand, Sandia National Laboratories
T19-021	Assessing the Potential of Photocatalytic Thin-Films and Coatings as Self-Decontaminating and Self-Cleaning Surfaces against Chemical Agent Simulants Janice Phillips, University of Southern Mississippi
T19-022	Oligonucleotide-Templated Silver Nanoclusters for DNA and Protein Detection Jennifer Martinez, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T19-023	Frequency Selective Thermal Transport Across Nanoscale Interfaces Rajamani Raghunathan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
T19-024	Development of a Highly Breathable CWA Barrier Thin Film Material Using Ionic Polymers Andrew LaFrate, University of Colorado
T19-025	Design of Ultraoleophobic Surface for Military Uniforms Jinlin Zhang, North Carolina State University
T19-026	Interaction of Antimicrobial Phenylene Ethynylene Oligomers and Polymers with Model Lipid Membranes Madhusoodana Nambiar, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T19-027	The Development of Nanoparticle Bioconjugates for Targeted Near Infrared (NIR)-based Photothermal Effects Amanda Schrand, AFRL/RHPB
T19-028	Synthesis of Novel Conjugated 2,2'-Bipyridyl Ligands for Homogeneous Catalytic Hydrolysis on a Gold Nanoparticle Platform Andrew Knight, Florida Institute of Technology
T19-029	Interaction Images Between Biocidal Polymers and Biological Surfaces Lance Edens, University of New Mexico
T19-030	Development of Self-decontamination Nanofibrous Membranes via Covalent Immobilization of Photosensitive Anthroquinone Jing Zhu, University of California, Davis
T19-031	Immobilization of Active Human Carboxylesterase 1 in Biomimetic Silica Nanoparticles for Organophosphate Pesticide Detection Jonathan Edwards, UNC - Chapel Hill
T19-032	Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene Micro-assemblies on Silicon for Gas Sensing Sam MacNaughton, Tufts University
Pathogen-Directed Therapeutics
T20-001	Small Molecule Inhibitors of Dengue Virus Replication are Active in Vivo Akhila Kosaraju, SIGA Technologies
T20-002	Novel Inhibitors of Metallo-beta-lactamases from Drug-resistant Bacteria Sung-Kun Kim, Baylor University
T20-003	A Rational Approach to Protein Antimicrobial Design Jane Homan, ioGenetics LLC
T20-004	Small Molecules with Alphavirus Neutralizing Activity Pamela Glass, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T20-005	Novel Fully Synthetic Tetracyclines with Broad-Spectrum Activity Against Biothreat Pathogens Trudy Grossman, Tetraphase Pharmaceuticals
T20-006	Targeting Non-Multiplying Bacteria as a New Way to Discover Antibiotics Anthony Coates, Helperby
T20-007	Fully Human Anti-Plague Monoclonal Antibodies Protect Mice from Yersinia pestis In a Bubonic Plague Model Kei Amemiya, Bacteriology Div. USAMRIID
T20-008	BioDMET: A Physiologically Based Modeling Tool for Developing Pathogen-Directed Therapeutics John Graf, GE Global Research
T20-009	Development of a Smallpox Antiviral Drug Arthur Goff, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T20-010	An Efficient Method to Identify Novel Antimicrobial Targets in Gram-Negative Bacilli Thomas Russo, University at Buffalo
T20-011	Applying Bacteriophage Genomics to Discover Target-Specific Antimicrobials Against Yersinia Pestis Christopher van de Wetering, US Navy Biological Defense Research Directorate
T20-012	Application of Microfluidics to High Throughput Drug Discovery Ernesto Simon, Genetic Chemistry, Inc.
T20-013	Screening Watchmaker® Libraries for Novel Compounds Against BipB:BipD Interactions in Type III Secretion System of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Daniel Milligan, Genetic Chemistry, Inc.
T20-014	In Silico Screening and In Vitro Assays for Identification of Novel Chemical Agents that Inhibit EF-TU for the Developement of Compounds Against Burkholderia Pseudomallei Nam Kim, Genetic Chemistry, Inc.
T20-015	High-Throughput Invasion Assay to Identify Small-Molecule Inhibitors Blocking Infection of Mammalian Cells by Burkholderia Thaikandensis Nam Kim, Genetic Chemistry, Inc.
T20-016	Targeting the Methylerythritol Phosphate Pathway for New Antibacterial Agents Charles Testa, Echelon Biosciences Inc
T20-017	Doxycycline Efficacy in a Non-Human Primate Inhalation Tularemia Model Kristopher Van Zandt, Battelle
T20-018	Novel Antimicrobial Peptides as Topical Treatment for Wound-infecting Bacteria, Acinetobacter Baumannii, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa and Staphyloccus Aureus Monique van Hoek, George Mason University
T20-019	Design and Synthesis of Inhibitors of Cystathionine Gamma-Synthase Cindy Browder, Northern Arizona University
T20-020	Expression and Purification of the Bifunctional Enzyme Indole-3-Glycerol-Phosphate Synthase for the Development of Rationally Designed Inhibitors Andrew Allen, Northern Arizona University
T20-021	Identification and Characterization of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Virulence Gene Targets Philip Ireland, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T20-022	Evaluation of the Antiviral Efficacy of Small Molecule Compound ST-193 in a Guinea Pig Lassa Virus Lethal Challenge Model Kathleen Cashman, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T20-023	High Throughput Ligand & Drug Analysis and Drug Target Identification by Dye-Based Affinity Chromatography Chang Y Kim, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T20-024	In vitro and in vivo Nanobody Efficacy Against Yersina Pestis Infection David Riddle, 711 HPW/RHPB
T20-025	Combinations of Monoclonal Antibodies Targeting Smallpox Protect Mice Against Lethal Respiratory Challenge Darryl Sampey, BioFactura, Inc.
T20-026	Development of a Monoclonal Immunoprotectant Against Ebola Virus Larry Zeitlin, Mapp Biopharmaceutical, Inc.
T20-027	Development of A Triple Combination Antiviral Drug (TCAD) Regimen Against Susceptible and Resistant Influenza Virus Efraim Shek, Adamas Pharmaceuticals Inc.
T20-028	Rapid Response Therapeutic for Pandemic (H1N1-SOIV) and Seasonal Influenza Patrick Iversen, AVI BioPharma
T20-029	Anti-PA and Anti-LF Dual Antibody Approach for the Treatment of Anthrax Herman Groen, IQ Therapeutics BV
T20-030	Postexposure Protection of Nonhuman Primates Against Ebola and Marburg Viruses by Positively Charged Phosphorodiamidate Morpholino Oligomers Travis Warren, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T20-031	I-STAR, A Novel Platform Technology for Rapid Discovery of Safe, Efficacious Threat Agent Medical Countermeasures Jennifer Mitcham, Theraclone Sciences
T20-033	Protecting Warfare Fighters from Infections: New Antibiotics that Inhibit Bacterial Cell Division and Cytoskeletal Organization Ye-Jin Eun, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Human Performance in a CBRN Environment
T26-001	Chemical/Biological Integrated Headgear Design Concepts Paul Capar, HS Design, Inc
T26-002	Evaluation of Protective Clothing with Methyl Salicylate Vapour in Field Trials Saskia deKant, TNO Defence, Security and Safety
T26-003	Using the Task-Taxon-Task Method Analyze Slowing of M198 Howitzer Teams in Chemical Protective Gear Shane Mueller, Applied Research Associates
Novel Materials for CB Protection
T28-001	Superoleophobic Coatings for Easy Cleaning Textiles Bryan Koene, Luna Innovations Incorporated
T28-002	Self-Decontaminating Paints for Chemical Warfare Agents George Wagner, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T28-003	Non-carbon Filtration Media for Broad Spectrum Chemical Protection Joseph Rossin, Guild Associates, Inc.
T28-004	Surface Detoxification of Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents by In-situ Electrochemical Generation of Hydrogen Peroxide Von Howard Ebron, Crosslink
T28-005	Photo-Active Self-Cleaning Nanofiber Composite Membranes Gang Sun, University of California, Davis
T28-006	Superparamagnetic, Functional Colloids for In Situ Biodefense, Decontamination and Biological Threat Detection Lev Bromberg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
T28-007	In-situ Decontamination of Nerve Agents by the Reactive Zirconium Hydroxide Substrate Gregory Peterson, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T28-008	Photocatalytic Oxidative Decontamination of CWA on Coating Surfaces Jeffrey Lundin, Naval Research Laboratory
T28-009	Modified Elastomer Surfaces for Thin and Tactile Chemical Protective Gloves Eugene Wilusz, U.S. Army Natick Soldier RDE Center, Natick, MA
T28-010	Advanced Respirator Seal Concepts Tor Alden, HS Design, Inc
T28-011	Porphyrin-Embedded Reactive Materials Brandy White, Naval Research Laboratory
T28-012	Electronic Effects for the Hydrolysis of Phosphate Esters at Gold Nanoparticle Surfaces Scott Trammell, US Naval Research Laboratory
T28-013	Light Activated Polymer Biocides: Synthesis, Applications and Mechanism of Biocidal Action Anand Parthasarathy, University of Florida
T28-014	Novel Organometallic Caged Species as Coating Additives for Self-decomposition of Surfaces James Wynne, US Naval Research Laboratory
T28-015	Evaluation of Electroactive Polymer (EAP) Concept to Enhance Respirator Facial Seal Mark Stasik, Battelle Memorial Institute
T28-016	Modeling the Effect of Surface Functionalities on Fluid-Surface Interactions Anthony Malanoski, Naval Research Laboratory
T28-017	Imidazole-Functionalized Fe3O4/SiO2 Core Shell Nanoparticles for the Cleavage of Organophosphorous Esters Under Mild Conditions Sa Wang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
T28-018	Fluorinated Polymer Grafted Layer for Reduction of Surface Wettability with Chemical Warfare Agents Igor Luzinov, School of MS&E, Clemson University
T28-019	Study of HD and VX on Activated Carbon William Creasy, Science Applications International Corporation
T28-020	Evaluation of Self-Decontaminating Surface Materials for the Inactivation of Biological Agents Martin Page, USACE ERDC CERL
T28-021	Chitosan/Silver Nanoparticle Composites as Antiviral Materials. Yasutaka Mori, Japan Air Self-Defense Force
T28-022	Development of a Simulant Vapor Sorption Analysis Technique for Experimental Quantities of Adsorbents Stephanie Flores, US Army Natick Soldier RD&E Center
T28-023	Polymeric Thermoelectrics for Individual Cooling Eugene Wilusz, Natick Soldier Research Development and Engineering Center
T28-024	Battlefield Contaminants — Swatch Testing Treatment Methods, Fixture Design and Verification Testing Shawn M. Shumaker, Battelle
T28-025	Test Cell and Droplet Delivery System for the CBART Prototype Roger Hill, Creare Inc.
T28-026	Interfacial Science for CB Defense Applications Charlie Howland, Warwick Mills
T28-027	Design of Re-entrant Superoleophobic Nonwoven Fabric Hoon Joo Lee, North Carolina State University
T28-028	Quantitative Evaluation of Bactericidal Activity of Phenylene-ethynylene Oligo- and Polyelectrolytes Thomas Corbitt, University of New Mexico
T28-029	Functional Textile Coatings for CB Defense via Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Liquid Deposition Ari Giaya, Triton Systems
T28-030	Catalytic Hydrolysis of CWAs under Ambient Conditions using an Organocatalyst Aaron Skaggs, TDA Research, Inc.
T28-032	A Combinatorial/High-Throughput Workflow for the Research and Development of Bioactive Polymer Coatings Bret Chisholm, North Dakota State University
T28-033	Polymer Nanoparticle Modified Fabrics for Enhanced Chemical Protection Mark Kinnan, US Army Natick Soldier RDE Center
T28-034	Novel Materials for Enhanced Filtration and Sensing Toti Larson, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T28-035	Investigation of the Use of Antimicrobial Peptides and Proteins for Antifouling Surfaces Caitlin Knight, AFRL/RXBN
T28-036	Multiscale Computational Framework for Modeling of Nanostructure and Transport Properties of Hydrated Polyelectrolyte Membranes for Protective Clothing Ming-Tsung Lee, Rutgers University
T28-037	Enhanced Adsorption of Hydrides onto Surface-Modified Activated Carbon Joseph Moate, Air Force Research Laboratory
T28-039	Development of a Composite Nanofiber Based Protective Garment Ravinder Reddy Nagireddy, eSpin Technologies, Inc.
T28-040	Light Activated Antimicrobial “Roach Motel” Synthesis by Conjugated Polyelectrolyte Deposition Taylor Canady, University of New Mexico
T28-041	Exploration of the Structural, Photophysical, and Photochemical Properties of Novel Antimicrobial Phenylene Ethynylenes for Improved Sensing and Biocidal Applications Eric Hill, University of New Mexico - CBME
Hazard Mitigation and Contamination Control
T29-001	Threat Mitigation by Design: Porphyirns as Platforms for ChemBio Sensors/Decontamination Materials Randy Larsen, University of South Florida
T29-002	Bio-decontamination of Large-frame Cargo Interior Vipin Rastogi, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T29-003	All-Weather Hydrogen Peroxide-Based CBRN Decontamination George Wagner, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T29-004	Soil Sealing Amendments to Mitigate Ricin Redistribution with Dust Richard Zartman, Texas Tech Univeristy
T29-005	Solid Oxidizer Development Claire Wells, NSWC Dahlgren Division
T29-006	Quantitative Efficacy Studies with Common Disinfectants against Vegetative Bio-warfare Agents and Their Potential Surrogates Lisa Smith, Department of Defense
T29-007	Development and Evaluation of Enhanced Coatings for Directed-Energy Decontamination Bridgett Ashley, Air Force Research Laboratories
T29-008	Development of a Novel Rotaxane Sensor for Hazard Detection/Mitigation Don Zehnder, Battelle Memorial Institute
T29-009	Test Apparatus for System-Level Evaluation of Hazard Mitigation Technologies with Neat Chemical Agents and Other Highly Toxic Compounds George Wrenn, Battelle
T29-010	Analysis of CWA degradation Product-Spiked Surfaces Using LC/MS/MS April Dupre, US EPA NHSRC
T29-011	Aerosol Delivery of Liquid Decontaminants: A Novel Approach for Decontamination of Complex Interior Spaces Mark Tucker, Sandia National Laboratories
T29-012	Enhanced Organophosphate Hydrolysis with Enzyme-Chaperone Chimeras and Organic/Inorganic Hybrids Patrick Dennis, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
T29-013	Development of Catalytic, Self-Decontaminating Coatings Brain France, TDA Research, Inc.
T29-015	Demonstration of Steris mVHP Technology to Reduce Chemical Agent Contamination from Operationally Relevant Materials Shawn Pusey, US Army ECBC
T29-016	A Multi-Purpose Wipe for Removal of Chemical and Biological Agents from Skin Tim Giddens, STERIS Corporation
T29-017	Identification of Microbial Induced Corrosion Inhibitors Deborah Taylor, Air Force Research Laboratory
T29-018	Interagency Biological Restoration Demonstration (IBRD) Biological Sampling and Sample Processing Protocols Alex Proescher, The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
T29-019	Effective On-Demand Decontamination for Bacillus anthracis Spores Brian France, TDA Research
T29-020	Binary Enzymatic System for Decontamination of Anthrax Spores Elena Paskaleva, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
T29-021	Enhanced Micellar Catalysis in a Mixed (Activated Peroxide) Reactive System Rita Betty, Sandia National Laboratories
T29-022	Evaluation of Tabun Degradation Products after Sampling using a HAPSITE GC-MS John Shaw, Battelle Memorial Institute
T29-023	Detergent 'Decon' Alan Willey, The Procter and Gamble Company
T29-025	Diffusion Process of Chemical Agents in Barrier Polymers as a Key Factor of Decontamination Efficiency Pavel Castulik, CBRNE Consultant
T29-026	Applicators for Advanced Mitigation Technologies Bruce Mosier, Johns Hopkins Univ Applied Physics Lab
T29-027	Spreadable Strippable Ionic Liquid Coatings for Containment, Decomposition and Removal of Chemical Warfare Agents Bret Voss, University of Colorado, Chemical Engineering
T29-028	Development of a Highly Breathable CWA Barrier Thin Film Material Using Ionic Polymers Andrew LaFrate, University of Colorado
T29-029	Pathogen Detection System Based on Species-specific Cell Lytic Enzymes Ravindra Pangule, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Host-Directed Therapeutics and Immunomodulation
T02-001	Mechanism of Signal Transduction Through the TLR4 Receptor Complex Michael Kent, Sandia National Labs
T02-002	Stimulation of Innate Immunity with MIS416 Reduces Morbidity and Mortality in Mice Challenged with Francisella Tularensis Kate Edwards, CUBRC, Inc.
T02-003	Targeting of Anionic Phospholipids Exposed on Infected Cells and Virions: Potential broad-Spectrum Antiviral Therapy Kara Corbin-Lickfett, Peregrine Pharmaceuticals
T02-004	Broad Spectrum Medical Countermeasure to Prevent Respiratory Infections Brenton Scott, Pulmotect, Inc
T02-005	Analysis of miRNA in Response to B. Anthracis Toxin Exposure Cameron Healy, BDRD
T02-006	Construction of Recombinant AAV-HSP-70 and Confirmation of Its In Vivo Immune Modulation Tom Ding, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T02-007	Systems Biology Approaches to Broad-Spectrum, Host-Directed Target and Mechanism Discovery for Viral and Bacterial Biothreats Ramon Felciano, Ingenuity
T02-008	Modulation of Gram-Negative Endotoxemic Immune Response Eugene Demchuk, CDC/ATSDR
T02-009	Development of Host-Derived Therapeutic Targets During Filovirus Infection Julia Biggins, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T02-010	Interleukin-18 Therapy Enhances Kupffer Cell-Mediated Bacterial Elimination in Post-burn Infection Models Via the Activation of NK Cell Function Manabu Kinoshita, National Defense Medical College
T02-011	Improving Vaccine Efficacy: The Broadly Applicable Immune-Enhancing Hyperacute alphaGAL Platform Technology Ramon Flick, BioProtection Systems Corporation
T02-012	Protection of Mice and Guinea Pigs Against Lethal Filovirus Infection by Potent Innate Immune Modulators Travis Warren, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T02-013	Suppression of Acute-Inflammatory Lung Immune Responses Jun Gao, Los Alamos National laboratory
T02-014	Evaluation of Multi-epitope DNA Vaccines Against Ebola Virus Daniel Mitchell, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: Applications of Game Theory, Artificial Intelligence, and Rules-based Decision Engines
T05-002	Developing the ATP-45/AEP-45 Warning and Reporting Message Correlation Algorithm to Enhance Situational Awareness Dr. Ben Swindlehurst, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
T05-003	Reaction-Diffusion Model for Simulating Chemical Warfare Agent Decontamination in Permeable, Non-Porous Materials Abraham Greenstein, OptiMetrics, Inc
T05-004	The CREATIVE Decontamination System Performance Model: Model Verification and Validation (V&V) Michelle Hover, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T05-005	Evolving Chem-Bio Dispersion Predictions Using a Genetic Algorithm Luna Rodriguez, The Pennsylvania State University
T05-006	Fully Coupled Internal/External Flow Simulations Through Shelters with Filter Membranes for the JECP SPM William Szymczak, Naval Research Laboratory
T05-007	Probabilistic Risk Analysis Methods in Assessing the Chemical Threat David McGarvey, CSAC/DHS
T05-008	Reanalysis of FFT07 Phase I Using a Genetic Algorithm Coupled with Dispersion Models Luna Rodriguez, The Pennsylvania State University / ARL
T05-009	System Dynamics in the Management of CBRN Hazards and Response Stephen Johnson, Cranfield University
T05-010	Multi-Entity Field Approximation for Hazard Origin Estimation Andrew Annunzio, The Pennsylvania State University
T05-011	Information Management System for Biosurveillance Jennifer Albertson, Applied Research Associates, Inc
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: CBRN Virtual Environments
T09-001	Enhancements to a Physics-Based Modeling Methodology for Predicting IPE System Performance Jerry Bieszczad, Creare Inc.
T09-002	Statistical Emulation of Transport and Dispersion Models David Woods, University of Southampton
T09-003	Combined CBR, Improvised Explosive Device (IED) and Behavioural Crowd Modelling in the CBR Virtual Battlespace (CBR VB) Andrew Howe, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T09-004	Applications of the Sensor Placement Tool (SPT) Dr. Ben Swindlehurst, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
T09-005	Rapid Generation of Urban CB Challenge Realisations for Application in Virtual Environments Ian Griffiths, RiskAware
T09-006	Synthetic Realisation of Sensor Networks for Operational Research Gareth Brown, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T09-007	The Suitability of Multi Agent Systems for CBR Modelling Applications with a Focus on Dynamic Reconnaissance Co-ordination and Source Term Estimation Gareth Brown, dstl
T09-008	Medical Countermeasure Modelling to Support UK MOD Research and Procurement Dr. Oliver Lanning, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
T09-009	Shelter-in-Place Versus Evacuation Decision Aid for Vehicles and Portable Shelters Dr. Chris Hindmarsh, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
T09-010	Methodology for Statistical Comparison of VTHREAT Generated Wind Fluctuations with Short-Range Dispersion Observations Nathan Platt, Institute for Defense Analyses
T09-011	Algorithm for Indoor Sampler Placement with Possible Extension to Indoor-Outdoor Environments Michael Sohn, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
T09-012	Progress Towards a New Transport Solver for CONTAM Michael Sohn, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
T09-013	JECP SPM Exterior Metamodel Research Harold Barnette, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division
T09-014	Exterior and Interior Modeling of Air-Flow and Chemical and Biological Agent Transport and Dispersion within the Joint Expeditionary Collective Protection (JECP) System Performance Model (SPM) Jason Roney, ITT Corporation
T09-015	Utilizing Single Realization Chemical and Biological (CB) Agent Plume Data Sets for the Test and Evaluation George Bieberbach, National Center for Atmospheric Research
T09-016	Toward High-Fidelity, Probabilistic, Virtual Atmospheres for Defense Modeling and Simulation Jason Knievel, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Novel Modeling & Simulation Techniques to Support CBRND Needs: Incorporating CB Effects into US Government Models/Applications
T10-002	Influence of Land Surface Models on Predictions of the Vertical Structure of Stable Boundary Layers in AT&D Applications David Stauffer, Dept. of Meteorology, Penn State University
T10-003	Urban Transport and Dispersion Model Sensitivity to Wind Direction Errors and Source Location Luna Rodriguez, The Pennsylvania State University / ARL
T10-004	Overview of the Geographic and Environmental Database Information System (GEDIS) Toolset Andrew Howe, Defense Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
T10-005	Comparison of Toxic Load Calculations Based on Ensemble-Mean Plumes with Toxic Load Calculations Based on Individual Plume Realizations Nathan Platt, Institute for Defense Analyses
T10-006	Analysis of Chemical Agent Detector Effectiveness Using IWARS George Steiger, US Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity
T10-007	Parallelizing a Lagrangian Particle Dispersion Model to Run on Graphics Processing Units Jonathan Hurst, National Center for Atmospheric Research
T10-008	Automated Source Parameter and Wind Estimation for CB Hazard Assessments Paul Bieringer, National Center for Atmospheric Research
T10-009	A Military CBRN Medical Planning and Decision Support Tool for Civilian Emergency Response Jason Rodriguez, Applied Research Associates
T10-010	BioWatch Indoor Reachback Center (BIRC): Rapid Situational Awareness Following an Indoor or Subway Biological Event Nerayo Teclemariam, Sandia National Laboratories
T10-011	Improvement of CBRN AT&D Uncertainty Forecasts by Including Accurate Wind Uncertainty Information Walter Kolczynski, Dept. of Meteorology, Penn State University
T10-012	BioSITES: Biological Signature Identification and Threat Evaluation System Shelton Griffith, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
T10-013	Down-Selecting NWP Ensemble Configurations for AT&D Applications Jared Lee, Penn State University
Fundamental Mechanisms of Molecular and Cellular Injury Following Exposure Chemical Warfare Agents
T11-001	Expression of Activated p53, ATF-2, CREB, c-Myc, and ELK-1 and Protein p21 in Rat Enterocytes after Soman Poisoning Jaroslav Pejchal, Faculty of Military Health Sciences
T11-002	Chronic VX Exposure Effect on Rat Brain: Neuropathology Without Cognitive Impairments Nahum Allon, Israel Institute for Biological Research
T11-003	Apoptosis in Airway Epithelial Cells Due to Sulfur Mustard Inhalation Exposure in Rats Devon Andres, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense
T11-004	Vesicant-Induced Human Airway Epithelial Cytokine Secretion Is Mediated Via Oxidant Stress Naga Shanmugam, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
T11-005	Effect of Non-Lethal Doses of Organophosphates on Liver Cells Thomas O'Shaughnessy, Naval Research Laboratory
T11-006	A Systems Biology Approach to Identifying Potential Therapeutic Targets to Enhance Neuroprotective Activity Following Sarin Exposure James Dillman, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Disease
T11-007	In Vitro Studies of the Inflammatory Response of Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells to Sulfur Mustard Offie Clark, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense
T11-008	Organ Specific Pathway Perturbation Resulting from Exposure to Organophosphorus Agent Sarin A Soto, Applied Biotechnology Branch, 711-HPW
T11-009	Development of A Sulfur Mustard Non-Human Primate Inhalation Exposure Model Mohan Sopori, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
T11-010	Pregabalin Reduces the Duration of Acute Seizures Induced by Soman Exposure Marcio Furtado, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T11-011	Using In Vitro Tools to Determine Emerging Chemical Threat Mechanisms of Action Dan Read, Battelle
T11-012	Chronology of Pulmonary Injury Following Microinstillation Inhalation Exposure to Soman Michael Perkins, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense
T11-013	Vesicant-Induced Gel-Forming Mucin Gene Activation and Airway Epithelial Mucus Hypersecretion: Role of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) Signaling Naga Shanmugam, Dept of Pathology, USUHS
T11-015	Temporal Analysis of Biological Fluid for the Analysis of Cellular Signaling and Response Using Ion Mobility-mass Spectrometry Analyses Jeffrey Enders, Vanderbilt University
Host-Pathogen Interactions
T13-001	Phosphoprotein Signaling Induced by Rift Valley Fever Virus in Lung Epithelial Cells Serguei Popov, George Mason University
T13-003	CaSR Activation Can Prevent Cholera Toxin and E. Coli Sensitive Electrolyte Transport in the Colon John Geibel, Yale University
T13-004	Development of a Rabbit Vaccination and Inhalational Challenge Model for Evaluation of Next Generation Vaccine Candidates for Francisella Tularensis Shannon Martin, DynPort Vaccine Company LLC, A CSC Company
T13-005	Modeling Francisella Tularensis and Yersinia Pestis Initial Host-Pathogen Interactions Peter Robinson, AFRL
T13-007	Functional Gene Discovery in Yersinia spp. Infection Using RNAi-Based Gene Silencing Elizabeth Hong-Geller, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T13-009	Development and Characterization of the Rhesus Macaque Model for Inhalational Brucellosis Richard Warren, Battelle
T13-010	Use of a 3-D Cell Culture Model to Investigate Pathogenicity of Biological Agents of Concern to Assess “How Clean is Clean?” Rachel Bartholomew, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
T13-011	Development of a Microfluidic Platform to Study Cell-Intrinsic Innate Immune Responses to Viral Infection Bryan Carson, Sandia National Laboratories
T13-012	The Pathogenesis of Rift Valley Fever Virus in the Mouse Model Darci Smith, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-013	Characterization of Immune Cells from Non-Human Primates Challenged with a Lethal Dose of Ebola Zaire via Aerosol Route Joshua Johnson, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-014	Development of a Rhesus Macaque Model for Francisella Tularensis Pneumonia Jessica Price, Dynport Vaccine Company
T13-015	Genome-Wide RNA Interference Screen for Host Factors Required for Rift Valley Fever Virus Infection Brooke Harmon, Sandia National Laboratories
T13-016	Dendritic Cells Infected with a Live-Attenuated Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus Vaccine Inhibit Human T Cell Proliferation and Survival In Vitro Vaughan Wittman, VaxDesign Corporation
T13-018	Induction of DNA Damage Signaling Cascade upon RVFV Infection Kylene Kehn-Hall, George Mason University
T13-019	Real Time High Content Analysis of Bacterial Infections of Human Monocyte Derived Macrophages Brian Bell, Air Force Research Laboratory
T13-020	Analysis of Yersina Pestis Proteins in Human and Murine Immune Responses to Plague Infection Andrea Keane-Myers, Naval Medical Research Center
T13-021	Knockdown of Filovirion-associated Host Factors Inhibits Virus Infection In Vitro and In Vivo Kevin Spurgers, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-024	Pathogenic Francisella Tularensis Exhibit Differential Trafficking in Human Dendritic Cells: Addressing the Therapeutic Potential of Dendritic Cell Targeting Drugs for Treatment of tularemia Sahar El-Etr, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T13-025	Alterations in the Host Cell Antioxidant Enzyme Superoxide Dismutase 1 Following Exposure of Human Lung Epithelial Cells to Rift Valley Fever Virus Aarthi Narayanan, George Mason University
T13-027	An in Silico Model of Endotoxic Shock Meghan Makley, HJF, AFRL/711 HPW/RHPB, WPAFB, OH
T13-028	Screen for Novel Cellular Components Necessary for Shiga Toxin and Ricin Toxicity in Human Primary Renal Proximal Tubule Epithelial Cells Kayleigh A. MacMaster, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
T13-029	Modeling Visual Phenotypic Variations in Macrophages Infected by Francisella Tularensis using Machine Learning Umesh Adiga, UES, Inc. and AFRL 711th HPW / RHPCB
T13-030	Lethal Toxin or Edema Toxin Expression Allows for Systemic Dissemination of Bacillus anthracis in a Rabbit Model of Inhalational Anthrax. J. A. Lovchik, University of New Mexico
T13-031	Nuclear Transport Proteins as Targets for Antiviral Drug Design Wayne Schultz, Hauptman Woodward Institute
T13-032	Exploiting the Synergy between Cytokines and Antibodies to Treat Tularemia Girish Kirimanjeswara, Albany Medical College
T13-033	High-Throughput Phenotypic Screening of Approved Drugs Identifies Novel Host Pathways Involved in Ebola Virus Infection Jennifer M. Brannan, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-034	High‐throughput RNAi‐Based Functional Genomics Approach to Broadly Determine Early Predictors and Therapeutic Targets of Vascular Collapse From Exposure to Diverse Threat Agents Aarti Gautam, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T13-036	CpG-ODN Challenge Induces Old Mice But Not Young Mice Severe Multi-Organ Damage and Lethality Via TNF and FasL-meidated NKT Cell Activation Manabu Kinoshita, National Defense Medical College
T13-037	Dominance of Early Type-1 and Type-17 Immunological Responses to F. Tularensis SchuS4 Aerosols in Swiss Webster Mice Katherine Brittingham, Battelle Biomedical Research Center
T13-038	Naïve Immune Response to Exposure to F. Tularensis SchuS4 Aerosols in Cynomolgus Macaques Katherine Brittingham, Battelle Biomedical Research Center
T13-039	Development of Novel Models of Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers in Immunocompetent and Humanized Mice Amy Shurtleff, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-040	Comparison of Living and Nonliving Brucella Melitensis Vaccines Carmen Fernandez-Prada, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T13-041	Characterization of the Natural History of Lassa Fever Virus Disease in Cynomolgus Macaques Following Aerosol Exposure Anna Honko, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-042	Development of a Multi-component Spore-based Anthrax Vaccine Jessica Reinhardt, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T13-043	Calcium Release Activated Calcium Channels and Calcium Signaling in CD4+ T-cells Stephen Arndt, Vanderbilt University
Biologically Inspired Materials for CB Defense
T15-001	Iterative Biomimetic Selection of Small Molecule Sequestrants Marcey Waters, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
T15-002	Synthesis of Highly Ordered, Chiral Interlocked Rings by Dynamic Self-Templating Mee-Kyung Chung, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
T15-003	Discovering Structured Peptide Catalysts by Reactive Tagging Tongen Wang, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
T15-004	Self-Decontaminating Hybrid Coating Systems Containing Silk-Stabilized Enzymes, Nanomaterials, and Small Molecule-Based Active Elements Matthew Dickerson, Air Force Research Laboratory
T15-005	Molecularly Imprinted Polymers for Protein Recognition Maya Zayats, Johns Hopkins University
T15-006	Strategies for the Presentation of Epitopes on Gold Nanostructures David Wright, Vanderbilt University
T15-007	A Thermostable Platform for Multimerization of Single Domain Antibodies Alena Calm, US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
T15-008	Aptamer-Nanoparticle Hybrid Materials for Rapid Colorimetric Analyte Detection Jorge Chavez, Wright-Patterson AFB
T15-009	Bio-threat Simulants Produced with Food Additives and DNA for the Testing of Bio-detector Networks George Farquar, Lawrence Livermore National Lab
T15-010	Osmotic Stress and Water Isotope Effects in Kinesin-1 Gliding Motility Assays Steven Koch, University of New Mexico
T15-011	How is the Intrinsic Dynamics of a Protein Related to Enzymatic Activity? Sidney Elmer, Sandia National Labs
T15-012	Directed Evolution of a Bacterial Homologue of Human Carboxylesterase 1 Patricia Legler, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T15-013	Reversed Enantioselectivity of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphatase against Organophosphorus Nerve Agents by Rational Design Marc-Michael Blum, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T15-014	BioMORTAR Plasmid Design Tool Colin Hoffman, 2010 UIUC iGEM Software Team
T15-015	Computational Design of Gallium (III) Nitrate Carried by Immunoconjugated Carbon Nanotubes Against Francisella Tularencis Karim Salazar, TAMU
T15-016	A “Super-Library” of Hyperthermophilic Protein Scaffolds for Engineering Molecular Recognition Mahmud Hussain, North Carolina State University
T15-017	Dynamic Cyclic Thiodepsipeptide Libraries From Thiol-Thioester Exchange Soumyadip Ghosh, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
T15-018	Using Dynamic Combinatorial Chemistry to Identify Small Molecule Sequestrants for Nitrated Aromatic Compounds Joshua Beaver, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
T15-019	Charge-transfer EAM Potentials: From Atoms and Ions to Amino Acids to Proteins Godwin Amo-Kwao, Department of Physics and Astronomy, UNM
T15-020	Thermo-Responsive Wound Dressing Hydrogel Luo Mi, University of Washington
Agent-Host-Medical-Counter-Measure Interaction Prediction
T21-001	A Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic-Pharmacodynamic Model for Tabun (GA) Jeffery Gearhart, Henry M. Jackson Foundation, 711 HPW/RHPB USAF
T21-002	Characterizing Uncertainty and Population Variability in a PBPK-PD Mathematical Model for the Oxime HI-6 Teresa Sterner, Henry M. Jackson Foundation
T21-003	Decision Making & Analysis Tools for Bio-surveillance & Biosecurity: An Integrated Model for Pathogen-Host-Environment Interactions Lilit Yeghiazarian, University of Cincinnati
T21-004	Pathomics: Integrated Systems Approach for Host-Pathogen Interaction Prediction and Countermeasure Development Helen Cui, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T21-005	Route of Entry Model for Predicting Chemical Warfare Agent Miosis Meghan Makley, HJF, AFRL/711 HPW/RHPB, WPAFB, OH
T21-006	Using Antagonistic Drug Combinations to Combat the Evolution of Drug Resistance Pamela Yeh, Portland State University
Data Link and Extrapolation Across Animal Species Including Human
T22-001	A Comparison of QSAR Multivariate Statistical Regression Techniques to Predict Chemical Warfare Agent Biologically-Based Dose-Response Model Parameters Paul Anderson, Air Force Research Laboratory
T22-002	An Asymmetric, Multiple-Path Model of Lung Deposition and Clearance in Human and Rabbit Amanda Hanes, 711 HPW/RHPB
T22-003	Modeling Non-Lethal Exposure Limits of Toxic Substances: the Impact of Data Quality on QSAR modeling Eugene Demchuk, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
T22-004	Potential Impact of Selected Dose-Response Models on Development of Bioaerosol Exposure Guidelines Gabriel Intano, USAPHC/DHRM/EHRAP
Novel Vaccine Technologies
T23-001	Lyophilized Anthrax Vaccine, Reconstituted at Point-of-Use, Demonstrates Enhanced Immunogenicity in the New Zealand White Rabbit (NZWR) Model John Troyer, PharmAthene, Inc
T23-002	Multivalent Filovirus Vaccine – Response to Pre-existing Anti-vector Immunity and Protection against Aerosol Challenge William Pratt, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T23-003	Developing In Vitro BSL-II Assays for Filovirus-Specific Antibodies and Vaccines Anatoly Kachurin, VaxDesign Corporation
T23-004	Induction of CD8+ T-Cells by Sudan Ebola Virus Proteins Provides Partial Protection from Heterologous Challenge with Mouse-adapted Zaire Ebola Virus. Majidat Muhammad, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T23-005	Induction of Active Immune Responses by Exogenous T cell Agonists Combined with Immunomodulatory Molecules (CEL-1000 or Ii-key) to Protect Against Anthrax and Plague in Mouse Models Christian Darko, Naval Medical Research Center, Silver Spring, MD
T23-006	Protective Efficacy Evaluation of Protein- and DNA-Based Anthrax Vaccines in Guinea Pigs Against Aerosol Challenge by Bacillus cereus G9241 John Palmer, NMRC
T23-007	Electroporation of a Combinatorial Anthrax and Plague DNA Vaccine Elicits a Robust Immune Response that is Protective Against Both Pathogens Mark Albrecht, Naval Medical Research Center
T23-008	Multivalent Bacterial Vaccine Technology Tim Tripp, Syntiron, LLC
T23-009	In Vitro Construction of Complex Random Peptide Libraries Displayed on Virus-Like Particles for Use in Rapid Response to Emerging Pathogens and Biowarfare Agents Carlee Ashley, Sandia National Laboratories/Univ. of New Mexico
T23-010	Stabilisation Technology for Vaccines, Adjuvants and Complex Biological Molecules Jeffrey Drew, Stabilitech Ltd
T23-011	Plant-Based Accelerated Production Platform for Vaccine Antigens Vidadi Yusibov, Fraunhofer USA
T23-012	Development of a Filovirus-like Vaccine for Prevention of Ebola- and Marburgvirus Hemorrhagic Fever M. Javad Aman, Integrated BioTherapeutics
T23-013	Protective Immunity to Ebola and Marburg Viral Infections by Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus Replicons Expressing Filovirus glycoproteins Julia Biggins, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
T23-014	Novel Platform for Rapid Selection of Vaccine Candidates with Enhanced Immunity to Plague Valentina Feodorova, S&R Institute for Medical&Veterinary Biotechnology
T23-015	Effective Countermeasures Against Rift Valley Fever Virus: A Novel Virus-Like Particle Based Approach Ramon Flick, BioProtection Systems Corporation
T23-016	Safe and Standardizable ELISA for Filovirus Vaccine Evaluation and Establishment of Immune Correlates John Dong, GenPhar, Inc.
T23-017	Development of Next Generation Anthrax Vaccines Sukjoon Park, Emergent BioSolutions, Inc.
T23-018	Cellular and Serum Screening Antigen Array of Brucella Suis for Vaccines and Diagnostics Tom Ding, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Medical Chemical Countermeasure Development
T24-001	NIH Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats Research Program David Yeung, National Institutes of Health/NINDS
T24-002	A Comparison of Reactivating and Therapeutic Efficacy of Two Newly Developed Oximes K203 and KR-22934 with Currently Available Aximes (Obidoxime, Trimedoxime, HI-6) against Tabun in Rats and Mice Jiri Kassa, Faculty of Military Health Sciences
T24-003	Improving the OP Scavenging Capability of Human Prolidase Ashima Saxena, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
T24-004