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Poster Presentation DayPoster NumberPoster PresenterOrganizationSubmission IDTopic Abstract TitleRoomAbstract
TUES1Peter MikhaelMIT59AI/ML-assisted Redesign of Native ProteinsCLIPZyme: Reaction-Conditioned Virtual Screening of EnzymesHall AView Abstract
WED2Doo Nam KimPacific Northwest National Laboratory25AI/ML-assisted Redesign of Native ProteinsComputational Redesign of Monomeric Native Protein using Non-canonical Amino AcidsHall AView Abstract
TUES3Leonie WindelnUniversity of Southampton444AI/ML-assisted Redesign of Native ProteinsDe novo Design of alpha-Conotoxin Binding ProteinsHall AView Abstract
TUES4Leonie WindelnUniversity of Southampton443Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureHow do Autoencoders Help Explore the Conformational Space of MD Simulations of Cyclic Peptides?Hall AView Abstract
TUES5Hannes StaerkMassachusetts Institute of Technology19AI/ML-assisted Redesign of Native ProteinsDirichlet Flow Matching with Applications to DNA Sequence DesignHall AView Abstract
WED6Jerome AlvarezNaval Research Laboratory29AI/ML-assisted Redesign of Native ProteinsNanobody Thermostability Prediction using Structural and Sequence FeaturesHall AView Abstract
TUES7Jorge ChavezAir Force Research Laboratory115AI-powered DiagnosticsA closed-loop Wearable Platform for Synthetic Biology-powered Sensing and Delivery of InterventionsHall AView Abstract
WED8Lyman MonroeLos Alamos National Laboratory674AI-powered DiagnosticsA new software for conotoxin identification and classificationHall AView Abstract
TUES9Armand PaauwNetherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research TNO, Department of CBRN Protection, The Netherlands195AI-powered DiagnosticsA proteomics-approach for Biological Threat Agents Detection and IdentificationHall AView Abstract
WED10Jamie InmanLBNL418AI-powered DiagnosticsA Reagent-free Portable Biosensor for Spectral Detection of biologically active moleculesHall AView Abstract
TUES11Patrick ChainLos Alamos National Laboratory728AI-powered DiagnosticsA Sequence-based Pathogen-Agnostic Detection/Diagnostics SolutionHall AView Abstract
WED12Markus AntwerpenBundeswehr Institute of Microbiology432AI-powered DiagnosticsDevelopment of an automated system for the analysis of large-scale patient care recordsHall AView Abstract
TUES13Deborah AndersonUniversity of Missouri552AI-powered DiagnosticsExperimental model for development of machine learning to detect infection by a bioweaponHall AView Abstract
WED14Kaitlyn MartinezLos Alamos National Laboratory596AI-powered DiagnosticsFactors Influencing Accuracy, Interpretability, and Reproducibility in the use of Machine Learning in BiologyHall AView Abstract
TUES15Mark MaupinPNNL117AI-powered DiagnosticsFinch: An AI-Powered Toolbox for the Prediction of Chemical Mixture’s Physiological Function and Hazard Profiles.Hall AView Abstract
WED16Daniel JacobsenLos Alamos National Laboratory578AI-powered DiagnosticsIdentification of Bacterial Infection By Innate Immune SignatureHall AView Abstract
TUES17Apoorv ShankerLos Alamos National Laboratory533AI-powered DiagnosticsInnate immune signatures of viral exposure in lung epithelial cellsHall AView Abstract
WED18Wenting ShaoUniversity of Pittsburgh610AI-powered DiagnosticsMachine Learning Discrimination and Ultrasensitive Detection of Fentanyl Using Gold Nanoparticle-Decorated Carbon Nanotube-Based Field-Effect Transistor SensorsHall AView Abstract
TUES19Anders WallqvistUS Army112AI-powered DiagnosticsMining public genomics data identifies potential kidney injury biomarkersHall AView Abstract
TUES20Anders WallqvistUS Army110Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentToxidrome screening: AI-based safety assessment of chemicalsHall AView Abstract
TUES21Anders WallqvistUS Army113The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsCan AI-based models serve as an alternative to experimental high-throughput screening?Hall AView Abstract
TUES22Anders WallqvistUS Army111Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentAI applications for assessing safety profiles of chemicals and drugsHall AView Abstract
TUES23Krista TernusSignature Science, LLC435AI-powered DiagnosticsPredicting sequences of concern with machine learningHall AView Abstract
WED24Lisa BramerPacific Northwest National Laboratory352AI-powered DiagnosticsProfiling Healthy Human Breath using Artificial IntelligenceHall AView Abstract
TUES25Megan GuetzloffTeledyne FLIR Defense304AI-powered DiagnosticsRapid detection and classification of fentanyl analogs by 2D MS/MS coupled with a novel library-less machine learning algorithmHall AView Abstract
WED26Jason GansLos Alamos National Laboratory322AI-powered DiagnosticsRecent progress towards rapid, automated design of nucleic acid-based pathogen diagnostic assaysHall AView Abstract
WED27Jason GansLos Alamos National Laboratory326Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsEnabling the rapid search of petabyte-scale DNA sequence databases with Bloom filtersHall AView Abstract
WED28Andrew MatasBattelle Memorial Institute332AI-powered DiagnosticsSelf-attention feature fusion: A platform for multimodal biomedical AIHall AView Abstract
TUES29Jacob BealRTX BBN540AI-powered DiagnosticsTactical Bioinformatics with Secure Bloom-Filter Analysis and Compression (SB-FAC)Hall AView Abstract
WED30Jane PrestonKing's College London196CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsA syngenic porcine in vitro blood-brain barrier model predicts in vivo brain delivery of therapeutic antibodies.Hall AView Abstract
TUES31Aidan TranUnited States Military Academy134CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsBacteriophage Therapy Rescues Caenorhabditis elegans from Pseudomonas aeruginosa Infection and Preserves the Gut MicrobiomeHall AView Abstract
WED32Benjamin WadsworthUnited States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense618CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsCharacterization of a humanized mouse model of organophosphate nerve agent poisoning and detection of countermeasures via MALDI-MSI.Hall AView Abstract
TUES33Christopher CoteUnited States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID)146CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsCharacterization of virulence of the Burkholderia pseudomallei ATS2021 strain isolated from aromatherapy spray unintentionally imported to the United States from IndiaHall AView Abstract
WED34Michael BarreraGeorge Mason University353Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response The New World Alphavirus Inhibitor Bardoxolone Methyl Affects Host Kinases And Impacts Nonstructural Protein ProductionHall AView Abstract
WED35Michael BarreraGeorge Mason University347CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsComparison of therapeutic effectiveness of alphavirus nsP2 protease inhibitors in in vitro and in vivo models of infection by Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis VirusHall AView Abstract
TUES36Sara RuizUSAMRIID703CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsDevelopment of a Neurological Melioidosis ModelHall AView Abstract
TUES37Sara RuizUSAMRIID701CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsImpact of Co-infection on Disease ProgressionHall AView Abstract
WED38J. Matthew MeinigBacteriology Division, U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases376CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsEstablishing PK/PD drivers of therapeutic efficacy for bacterial threats: bridging in vitro and in vivo results using neutropenic mouse and hollow-fibre infection modelsHall AView Abstract
TUES39Justin SherlockUSAMRICD341CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsEvaluating airway responsiveness: leveraging a novel assay for assessing functional response in precision-cut lung slices (PCLS) from a humanized mouse modelHall AView Abstract
WED40Christina BurrowsUSAMRIID294CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsEvaluation of host response to neurological infection with Burkholderia pseudomallei ATS2021 strain in C57BL/6 miceHall AView Abstract
TUES41Olivia BellekUSAMRICD349CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsExploring the effects of in utero acute organophosphorus nerve agent (OPNA) exposure on mouse behaviorHall AView Abstract
WED42Seraiah CoeMRICD565CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsIdentifying epimutation inheritance following acute maternal organophosphorus nerve agent (OPNA) exposureHall AView Abstract
TUES43John DyeUSAMRIID23CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsMarburg Virus Disease in Cynomolgus Monkeys for Development of TherapeuticsHall AView Abstract
WED44Michael DaviesUSAMRIID263CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsSex Differences in Protection Conferred by Heterologous Vaccines for Pneumonic Plague in an Aerosol Challenge ModelHall AView Abstract
WED46Colin BishopWFIRM75CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsUse of Animal OTEs to Determine the Appropriate Model Species for MCM DevelopmentHall AView Abstract
TUES47SE HUN GUAgency for Defense Development298CAMO (Comparing Animal Models to Organoids) - Testing Medical Countermeasures with Microphysiological Systems and Comparing to Traditional Animal Models and Clinical TrailsViral infection and antiviral drug efficacy evaluation using organoids platformHall AView Abstract
WED48Anuj (AJ) SinghalCFD Research684Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response 7-Day Prophylactic Antiviral Patch with Host-Based MOA and Broad Spectrum ProtectionHall AView Abstract
TUES49Lidimarie Trujillo RodriguezDTRA309Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A healthy human microbiome-informed method for enhancing in silico predictions of therapeutic phage safetyHall AView Abstract
WED50Travis BrownAlexis Bio11Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A Host Disruption to Zika Virus Amplification via Genetically-engineered Porcine Colonies tested for mRNA-1893 toleranceHall AView Abstract
TUES51Dominique HallLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore410Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A Nanolipoprotein Particle Platform Vaccine Targeting Ebola Virus Elicits a Robust Immune Response In VivoHall AView Abstract
WED52Ariel WeinbergerAutonomous Therapeutics, Inc.481Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A New Class of RNA for Immediate, Broad-Spectrum & Precision Antiviral ProtectionHall AView Abstract
TUES53Cherise AngRecce Pharmaceuticals Ltd404Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A Novel Broad-Spectrum Rapid Response To MDR Bacterial ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED54Allyson HirschTulane University262Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A novel OMV adjuvant, T-vant, enhances the efficacy of the acellular pertussis vaccineHall AView Abstract
TUES55Mark PoznanskyVaccine and Immunotherapy Center, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA318Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A Self-Assembling Vaccine Platform for Flexible and Efficient Development of Prophylactic and Therapeutic VaccinesHall AView Abstract
WED56Kumkum GangulyLos Alamos National Laboratory580Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A Tetra-cell Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB) Model System for High Throughput Screening of Medical Countermeasures (MCMs) for Rapid ResponseHall AView Abstract
TUES57Apichai TuanyokUniversity of Florida215Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Advanced Phage-Based Strategies for Biodefense Against Burkholderia pseudomalleiHall AView Abstract
WED58Sophie WalkerKimer Med Limited138Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Advancing Rapid Countermeasures Against Viral Threats with the VTose® Antiviral PlatformHall AView Abstract
TUES59Steven BrandaSandia National Laboratories412Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Airway microbiome manipulation to counter respiratory infectionHall AView Abstract
WED60Thomas LawsDSTL68Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response An anti-inflammatory treatment strategy to ameliorate the pathogenic effects of Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus infection.Hall AView Abstract
TUES61Jennifer SchwedlerSandia National Labs193Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response An Anti-VEEV BBB-penetrating bispecific provides comparable therapeutic protection in the context of VEEV-TrD infection in vivoHall AView Abstract
WED62Rekha PanchalUSAMRIID116Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Antiviral activity of Opaganib, a first-in-class sphingolipid modulatorHall AView Abstract
TUES63Matthew ColemanLawrence Livermore National Laboratory715Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Apolipoprotein-nanodisc as a novel tool for solubilization and delivery of medical countermeasures.Hall AView Abstract
WED64Carl GelhausAppili Therapeutics USA Inc450Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response ATI-1701: Ongoing Development of a Live Attenuated Tularemia Vaccine Based on a SCHU S4 ΔclpB MutantHall AView Abstract
TUES65Andriy Buzun415Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Bioreactor of emergent pathogen variants and ASF vaccine prophylaxisHall AView Abstract
WED66Christina GardnerU.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases598Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Bivalent VHH antibodies are protective against lethal Venezuelan equine encephalitis challenge in miceHall AView Abstract
TUES67Katherine BesseMIT Lincoln Laboratory163Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Building innate warfighter resiliency against CB threats via the gut microbiomeHall AView Abstract
WED69Oscar NegreteSandia National Laboratories434Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response A lipid nanoparticle mRNA vaccine expressing Ebola virus glycoprotein elicits strong immunological response and protection against challenge with a VSV-ZEBOVgp model of ZEBOV infectionHall AView Abstract
WED70Olivia PimentelLos Alamos National Laboratories497Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Characterization of bacterial lipid nanodiscs as potential vaccine candidatesHall AView Abstract
TUES71Sharon JanSandia National Laboratories187Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Characterization of iron homeostasis during New World Arenavirus infection for therapeutic drug designHall AView Abstract
WED72Morgen VanderGiessenVirginia Tech399Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Characterization of Neurological Sequelae Induced by Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis VirusHall AView Abstract
TUES73Vladislav SandlerHemogenyx Pharmaceuticals46Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Chimeric Bait Receptor (CBR) for Reprogramming of Myeloid Cells to Target and Eliminate Emerging Viral InfectionsHall AView Abstract
WED74Conor JenkinsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center207Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Comparing Cost & Efficacy of Antibody Eequencing Using Microwave-assisted Acid Hydrolysis (MAAH) Digestion vs Enzymatic DigestionHall AView Abstract
TUES75Diane JamrogMIT Lincoln Laboratory10Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Computational Model to Assess Medical Countermeasures for Dengue FeverHall AView Abstract
WED76Chad TestaCurza, Inc459Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response CZ-02188 is a New Class of Antibacterial Agent, with a New Mechanism-of-action to Mitigate Multidrug-resistant Pathogens, Including Tier 1 Select Agents, with Efficacy in Mouse Models of Infection and Safety in Multiple Animal SpeciesHall AView Abstract
WED78Nileena VelappanLos Alamos National Laboratory260Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Developing Nanofiber-Based Engineered Platforms for Enhanced Armed Forces Health and BiosecurityHall AView Abstract
WED79Nileena VelappanLos Alamos National Laboratory449Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsNanobody Engineering for Novel DiagnosticsHall AView Abstract
WED80Kiran SewsankarApplied Research Associates, Inc.619Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Development of a mathematical model of within-host dynamics of illness following biological agent exposureHall AView Abstract
TUES81Jeff HutchinsInhalon Biopharma559Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Development of an inhaled broadly neutralizing antibody treatment for seasonal and pandemic influenza AHall AView Abstract
WED82Puttawat SuphaprueksapongUniversity of Florida635Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Development of mRNA-Based Biologics Targeting PD-1 for Enhanced Melioidosis ManagementHall AView Abstract
TUES83Chiho YuAgency for Defense Development55Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Development of Rapid Therapeutics Platform Against Emerging Infectious VirusHall AView Abstract
WED84Cherry GuptaBattelle Memorial Institute742Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response DNA origami nanostructures for effective targeted intracellular delivery of small molecule drugs.Hall AView Abstract
TUES85Caitlin WoodsonVirginia Tech553Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response EGR1 influences neuropathology in mice following infection with Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) in a sex-dependent mannerHall AView Abstract
WED86Steven Hoang-PhouLawrence Livermore National Laboratory695Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Encapsulation for supporting in situ cell-free generation and release of vaccine antigensHall AView Abstract
TUES87Marie KimUniversity of Chicago354Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Enhanced innate recruitment and functionality after small molecule training as prophylactic for Listeria monocytogenesHall AView Abstract
WED88Euni SimABION Inc., Republic of Korea8Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Enhancing DNA Vaccine Delivery Through Microneedle Patch Technology with Low-Voltage ElectroporationHall AView Abstract
TUES89Wei HeLawrence Livermore National Laboratory379Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Evaluating mRNA-Based Vaccines Against Burkholderia pseudomallei InfectionHall AView Abstract
WED90Matthew SeaveyElusys Therapeutics, Inc.22Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Evaluation of Immunogenicity and Efficacy of a Novel, Live Attenuated Anthrax Spore Vaccine, ‘LAV-BASTA-48’, for Postexposure Prophylaxis (PEP)Hall AView Abstract
TUES91Jason LadnerNorthern Arizona University378Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response High resolution antibody profiles for evaluating vaccine platforms and identifying antigensHall AView Abstract
WED92Hannah Riley KnightUniversity of Chicago53Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response High Throughput Screen for Novel Small Molecule Inducers of Trained ImmunityHall AView Abstract
TUES93Allison YoritaLawrence Livermore National Laboratory706Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Host-directed, bioelectronic immunomodulation for protection against emerging pathogensHall AView Abstract
WED94Michael NorrisUniversity of Hawaii524Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Host-pathogen interactome analysis identifies key pathways for host targeted anti-toxin therapiesHall AView Abstract
WED95Michael NorrisPATH Group, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa529Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Membrane engineering of outer membrane vesicles allows tunable interactions with the innate immune systemHall AView Abstract
WED96Michael NorrisPATH Group University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa268Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Vaccine Efficacy Against Antigenically Novel Anthrax Causing PathogensHall AView Abstract
TUES97Stephanie MonticelliVirology Division, U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases/The Geneva Foundation139Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Human derived monoclonal antibodies are protective against lethal Machupo virus challenge in guinea pigsHall AView Abstract
WED98Lillian ChiangEvrys Bio LLC550Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Human sirtuin-2 protein (SIRT2) - a host-target providing broad-spectrum effectiveness through multiple mechanisms of viral restriction and immunityHall AView Abstract
TUES99Joshua BreidenbachBiochemistry and Biotechnology Group, Bioscience Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory730Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Identification of countermeasures against viral replication by targeting viral entry-related host proteinsHall AView Abstract
WED100Christopher SumnerSandia National Laboratory390Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Identification of host-targeting nanobodies disrupting new-world arenavirus receptor bindingHall AView Abstract
TUES101Carol AndersonGeorge Mason University35Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Identification of Verteporfin and Protoporphyrin IX via medium throughput, in vitro screen where they act as robust, broad-spectrum inhibitors of emerging arthropod viruses.Hall AView Abstract
WED102Kristie OxfordPacific Northwest National Laboratory589Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Identifying Host Responses to Predict Viral Pathogenesis and to Uncover Molecular Targets for Medical CountermeasuresHall AView Abstract
TUES103Michael WannemuehlerIowa State University521Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Impact of gut microbial complexity on the host response to vaccination against A viral pathogenHall AView Abstract
WED104Joel BozueUSARMIID51Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Implementation of a Post-Exposure Tularemia Treatment Model for Pneumonic Challenged Fischer RatsHall AView Abstract
TUES105Spencer StonierEmergent BioSolutions237Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Integrated, Rapid Antibody Discovery and Cell Line Development to Truncate Timelines for Manufacturing TeadinessHall AView Abstract
TUES107Lindsey AndersonPacific Northwest National Lab426Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response KESTREL: Knowledge Extraction for Strategic Threat Response using Evidence from the LiteratureHall AView Abstract
WED108Jon SnedekerLactea Therapeutics320Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Limiting biothreat exposure with a novel purified bioactive lactoferrin as a multifunctional countermeasure in battlefield woundsHall AView Abstract
TUES109David SaundersUniformed Services University School of Medicine121Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Live-Attenuated, Rearranged V4020 Vaccine for Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis: Preclinical StudiesHall AView Abstract
WED110Mahgol BehniaUNIVERSITY of New Mexico534Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response lncRNA Snhg15 positively regulates inflammatory response to Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus infection in primary mouse astrocytesHall AView Abstract
TUES111Lindsay OdellU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response, Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority241Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Mitigating Severe Outcomes of Disease Caused by Emerging ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED112Ruy RibeiroLos Alamos National Laboratory270Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Modeling the generation of vaccine-induced antibodies from multiple vaccine platformsHall AView Abstract
TUES113Jason ThorntonUniversity of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Department of Infectious Diseases and Immunology468Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Multivalent Outer Membrane Vesicle (OMV) Vaccine for Melioidosis and Glanders DiseaseHall AView Abstract
WED114Riccardo D'EliaDSTL288Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Non-ionic surfactant vesicles (NISV) have host directed therapeutic potential and can be targeted to the brainHall AView Abstract
TUES115Xiaoqiong XiaUniversity of Pennsylvania608Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Nonnegative matrix factorization approach to identify host-pathogen interactions and develop medical countermeasures to stem outbreaksHall AView Abstract
TUES116James CollinsMIT269The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsA Generative Deep Learning Approach to de novo Antibiotic DesignHall AView Abstract
TUES117Adam TaylorDstl303Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Novel antibody based therapies have the potential to improve medical countermeasures for pathogens of defense concern.Hall AView Abstract
WED118Xiaofang HuangEmergex USA391Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Novel immunopeptidomic/machine learning integrated platform for next generation Chikungunya T cell priming vaccine developmentHall AView Abstract
TUES119Haseebullah BahaSchool of Systems Biology, College of Science, George Mason University769Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response NRF2 signaling as a central, broad-spectrum host defense and response strategy against (re)emerging viral pathogensHall AView Abstract
WED120Niloufar A. BoghdehSchool of Systems Biology, College of Science, George Mason University421Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Omaveloxolone as a broad-spectrum intervention strategy against vector transmitted RNA virusesHall AView Abstract
TUES121Ashley BrownUniversity of Florida405Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Optimizing Combination Therapy with Antivirals and Host-Targeting Agents to Protect the Warfighter from Viral ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED122Bahman AsgharianApplied Research Associates, inc.344Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Optimizing Drug Delivery to the Respiratory Tract Using in silico ModelsHall AView Abstract
TUES123Evan LloydThe Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory741Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Penems: Orally Available, Shelf Stable, Broad Spectrum AntibioticsHall AView Abstract
WED124David DantzkerOrigin Life Sciences24Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Plasma Nitric Oxide and the treatment of woundsHall AView Abstract
TUES125Erik SettlesNorthern Arizona University532Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Potential vaccine correlates of protection: Evaluation of B cell and T cell receptors generated using different vaccine platforms.Hall AView Abstract
TUES126Erik SettlesNorthern Arizona University474Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Validation of OMV vaccine composition through immune reactivity and mass spectrometry to generate assays for manufacturing and clinical trialsHall AView Abstract
TUES127Gavin MorrowIAVI333Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Protective Vaccination of Nonhuman Primates against Aerosol Exposure to Marburg Virus using a Vesicular Stomatitis Virus-vectored Vaccine – Implications for Mucosal Vaccine Strategies and Unpredictable Filovirus TransmissionHall AView Abstract
WED128Carmen Molina-ParísLos Alamos National Laboratory478Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Quantification of human heterogeneity in CD8+ T cell responses: immune correlates of protectionHall AView Abstract
TUES129Jessica Kubicek-SutherlandLos Alamos National Laboratory94Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Rapid Assessment of Platform Technologies to Expedite Response (RAPTER)Hall AView Abstract
WED130Taehyung KwonLos Alamos National Laboratory582Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Rapid Detection of Viral Infection With Host Epitranscriptional SignaturesHall AView Abstract
TUES131Bin HuLos Alamos National Laboratory233Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response An Automated 10x scRNA-seq WorkflowHall AView Abstract
TUES132Bin HuLos Alamos National Laboratory71Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLearning the Language of Proteins and Predicting the Impact of MutationsHall AView Abstract
TUES133Madeline BoldingLos Alamos National Laboratory554Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Selecting antibodies against the Y. pestis lipid membrane in a nanodisc formatHall AView Abstract
WED134Ted DaleySelva Therapeutics606Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response SLV213: A novel orally-available Cathepsin inhibitor in development for potential treatment or prophylaxis against coronaviruses, filoviruses and paramyxovirusesHall AView Abstract
TUES135Xiankun (Kevin) ZengUSAMRIID245Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Sudan Virus Persists in the Immune Privileged Organs of Nonhuman Primate SurvivorsHall AView Abstract
WED136Monique van HoekGeorge Mason University636Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Sustained delivery of Vancomycin over time using QuickGel Click Hydrogel for the treatment of surgical site infectionsHall AView Abstract
WED137Monique van HoekGeorge Mason University482Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentCoupling hemolysis predictor algorithms with real-world data for a defibrinated human blood hemolysis assay for the development of novel antimicrobial peptide therapeutics to target MDROs.Hall AView Abstract
WED138Monique van HoekGeorge Mason University488Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentCell-penetrating peptide predictors to design delivery vehicles for morpholinos and peptide-nucleic acids to Pseudomonas aeruginosa.Hall AView Abstract
TUES139Beth BachertUSMA699Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Synergistic effects of novel phage cocktails with carbapenem antibiotics against multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa as a layered medical countermeasureHall AView Abstract
WED140Nicholas HumLawrence Livermore National Laboratory711Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Targeting SPP1-positive Macrophages for Therapeutic Intervention in Pulmonary InfectionHall AView Abstract
TUES141Katherine MeiserUniversity of Missouri-Columbia511Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Targeting Toll-like receptor 7 (TLR7) for intervention during pneumonic plagueHall AView Abstract
WED142Robert LavieriQuantum Leap Healthcare Collaborative427Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response The ARDS Expansion of the I-SPY COVID Platform Clinical TrialHall AView Abstract
TUES143Catalina FlorezUSAMRIID506Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Therapeutic efficacy of SNV-specific monoclonal antibodies in a novel STAT2 knockout Syrian Golden hamster disease model for Sin Nombre Virus infectionHall AView Abstract
WED144Harold KimVasomune Therapeutics Inc.594Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Threat Agnostic and Host-directed Therapeutic AV-001 to Treat Vascular Dysfunction: Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Phase 1 Single and Multiple-dose First-in-Human Study in Healthy Subjects for the Treatment of Acute Respiratory Distress SyndromeHall AView Abstract
TUES145Hiroyuki NakashimaNational Defense Medical College87Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Training the innate immune system with low-dose endotoxin provides broad defense against bacteria-induced sepsisHall AView Abstract
WED146Christian XanderUSAMRIID84Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Treatment of bacterial biothreat agents with a novel purified bioactive bovine lactoferrin as a medical countermeasureHall AView Abstract
TUES147Sanskruthi SreepangiGeorge Mason University464Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Ubiquitin E3 ligases as therapeutic targets towards achieving broad-spectrum inhibition of vector-transmitted, neurotropic viruses.Hall AView Abstract
WED148Kevin MlynekUSAMRIID82Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Understanding natural variation of LPS to promote attenuation in Francisella tularensisHall AView Abstract
TUES149Sarah HarrisonThe Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory231Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Understanding the mechanisms of high-level ciprofloxacin resistance in Bacillus cereus sensu lato group of bacteriaHall AView Abstract
WED150Marisa TorresLawrence Livermore National Lab751Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Vaccine Ranking Analysis FrameworkHall AView Abstract
TUES151Sergei BiryukovUSAMRIID100Combatting Future Biological Threats – Host-Directed Interventions to Emerging Threats for Rapid Response Yersinia Pestis NLP subunit vaccine platform: Protective efficacy and immunological profileHall AView Abstract
WED152Patrick McNuttWake Forest University Health Sciences614Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingApplying machine learning to human microphysiological systems to predict infection and virulence for new and emerging virusesHall AView Abstract
TUES153Nina HobiAlveoliX AG, Swiss Organs-on-Chip Innovation, Switzerland665Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingAXOrgan-on-chip Technology as a Model for Early Detection of Human Lung ToxicityHall AView Abstract
WED154Jeff BorensteinDraper Lab676Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingBioinspired microfluidic design of coagulation-free blood perfusion systemsHall AView Abstract
TUES155Dylan FudgeUS Army52Reaerosolization of Hazardous Materials: What Goes Down, Can Go Back Up AgainBiological Risk Evaluation and Threat Hazard Effects (BREATHE)Hall AView Abstract
TUES156Dylan FudgeUS Army228Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsUnderstanding MixturesHall AView Abstract
TUES157Dylan FudgeUS Army225Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingDevelopment of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingHall AView Abstract
WED158Sarah GradyJohns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory644Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingImmunity Twin: Utilizing mechanistic modeling and ML-informed image analysis to develop actionable medical interventions for challenges to human lungHall AView Abstract
TUES159Rebecca PompanoUniversity of Virginia714Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingMulti-organ models of the neuro-immune response to vaccinationHall AView Abstract
TUES161Benjamin MillerUniversity of Rochester687Development of Immune Microphysiological Systems (Immune Systems on a Chip) for MCM TestingTowards multi-organ tissue chips for modeling the human immune response to biothreat agents: the lung-brain interfaceHall AView Abstract
WED162Mattheus UeckermannCreare LLC69eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and Operation3-D reconstruction, visualization, and modeling of buildings from multiple image sourcesHall AView Abstract
TUES163Eva LeeThe Data and Analytics Innovation Institute752eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationAn Autonomous System for CBRN Critical MissionsHall AView Abstract
TUES164Eva LeeThe Data and Analytics Innovation Institute750Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionRealOpt-Contingency – A Computational Platform for All Hazard and Disaster Planning, Training, and ResponseHall AView Abstract
TUES165Robert SchwietermanTeledyne FLIR515eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationDigital Battlefield CB Threat Mapping and Augmented Reality DisplayHall AView Abstract
WED166Lance McLeanNoblis ESI675eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationExtended Reality for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) TrainingHall AView Abstract
TUES167Tim LawtonU.S. Army - DEVCOM Soldier Center366eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationIntegrated Multi-threat Headborne System (IMHS) – Heads-up Display for CBRN InformationHall AView Abstract
WED168Donovan QuimbyAeris, LLC523eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationStructurally Consistent Rapid Internal Building Estimation (SCRIBE)Hall AView Abstract
TUES169Ashley McGuirkApplied Research Associates, Inc.507eXtended Reality and Humanoid Robotics: NextGen Assets for Remote CB Response and OperationUsing Virtual Reality to Explore Operational Utility, Virtual and Digital Twins for CBRN Situational AwarenessHall AView Abstract
WED170Samir DeshpandeU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center463Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological Threats: Near real-time analysis of long reads for detection of organisms using MinION sequencerHall AView Abstract
TUES171Cassie BryanDraper Lab671Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsA comprehensive bioinformatics pipeline for the identification of conserved binding sites enables broad-spectrum biological threat detection and MCM developmentHall AView Abstract
WED172Aditi NaikDraper Lab498Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsA fieldable system for automated nucleic acid extractionHall AView Abstract
TUES173Daniel PhillipsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center252Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsA field-reprogrammable toxin detection platformHall AView Abstract
WED174Kjiersten FagnanLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory396Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsA framework for standardization of multi-omics data streams between the DOE Joint Genome Institute and National Microbiome Data Collaborative to support FAIR data generationHall AView Abstract
TUES175Angela ZeiglerU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center323Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsABACUS- Autonomous BioAerosol Collection for Universal SamplingHall AView Abstract
WED176Tilly LawrenceLeidos526Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAcceleration of clinical trials under pandemic conditions: lessons learnedHall AView Abstract
WED177Tilly LawrenceLeidos530Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsThe synergistic observational research community of tomorrow (SORCoT): a deployable network to rapidly establish and administer decentralized trialsHall AView Abstract
WED178Alexander VerbitskyNetrias167Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAI-Driven HarmonizationHall AView Abstract
TUES179Phillip TomezskoMIT Lincoln Laboratory242Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAI-enabled property prediction for characterization of novel proteinsHall AAbstract unavailable.
WED180Martyn BullRiskaware Ltd486Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAn edge/cloud wearable technologies data infrastructure for detecting biological threats and physiological stressHall AView Abstract
TUES181Miles RogersRTX BBN Technologies499Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAn Integrated Nanophotonic Biosensor for Biological and Chemical Threat DetectionHall AView Abstract
TUES183Justin TaylorNoblis98Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsApplying Machine Learning and Statistical Models to Low-cost Aerosol Densors for Anomaly DetectionHall AView Abstract
WED184Katherine RheaU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center476Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsAssessing the relationship between functionality and proteome of cell-free protein systems from Yersinia pestisHall AView Abstract
TUES185Megan HowardBattelle306Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBAT-NET: Bioinformatics Analysis Tool for Network Evaluation of ThreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES186Megan HowardBattelle456Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingQuantum Multiplexed Molecular Nanoscale SensorsHall AView Abstract
TUES187Taylor MoehlingSandia National Laboratories342Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBiophysics- and Biochemistry-Informed Machine Learning to Predict the Effect of Nucleotide Mutations on Molecular Detection AssaysHall AView Abstract
WED188Chuck SmallwoodSandia National Laboratories131Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBiosurveillance in Arctic Permafrost Soils Reveals Emergence of Pathogenic Bacteria and VirusesHall AView Abstract
TUES189Lennart JustenMedia Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Draper Laboratory201Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBiosurveillance of Emerging Viral Threats through Indoor Air Sampling: A Comprehensive ReviewHall AView Abstract
WED190Brandon FieldsFieldstone Bio, Inc.383Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBiotechnology-Enabled Standoff Detection and Mapping of CB AgentsHall AView Abstract
TUES191Mark MunsonNaval Medical Research Command - Biological Defense Research Directorate243Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsBridging study on transition of DBPAO assays to the Biomeme platform and additional assay developmentHall AView Abstract
WED192Rachel SparklinThe Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD336Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCas9-assisted enrichment of metagenomic sequencing samplesHall AView Abstract
TUES193David GarciaU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center621Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCell-free Detection of Small-Molecules Using Nanobody ConjugatesHall AView Abstract
WED194Dave KimmelDepartment of Homeland Security, Science and Technology338Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCharacterizing the Bioaerosol Composition Using Metagenomic Sequencing for Environmental BiodetectionHall AView Abstract
TUES195Ashish ChaudharyDetect-ION273Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsChip-Scale Mass Spectrometry for Point-of-Care Breath DiagnosticsHall AView Abstract
WED196Keersten RicksUSAMRIID97Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCompanion Animal Mortality from Oral Exposure to Palytoxin with First Confirmation of Exposure in Clinical SamplesHall AView Abstract
TUES197Brad AbramsonNoblis696Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsComputer Vision for Multiplex Assay DetectionHall AView Abstract
WED198Michael FarrellGeorgia Tech Research Institute126Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCRISPR Cas13 for sensitive and specific detection of RNA virusesHall AView Abstract
TUES199Daniel AckermanNational Strategic Research Institute (NSRI)627Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsCultivation and Propagation of Viable Viral Aerosols for Upstream Amplification and Infectivity AnalysisHall AView Abstract
WED200Robert MurdochBATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE638Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDetection of genomic aberrations in viral genomes by measurement of phylogenetic distant attractionHall AView Abstract
TUES201Julie LucasMRIGlobal462Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment and validation of ICECAP (Immobilized CRISPR Enriches Captured Target Pathogens) for on-demand pathogen detectionHall AView Abstract
WED202Paul IppolitiMIT Lincoln Laboratory149Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment of an LC-MS/MS-based integrated analysis pipeline for the detection of trace protein and small molecule toxins in complex matricesHall AAbstract unavailable.
TUES203Ian DavisUS Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases473Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment of immunoassays for CCHFV proteinsHall AView Abstract
WED204Colin PriceMRIGlobal603Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment of the CasCADE CRISPR Detection guide RNA Design PipelineHall AView Abstract
TUES205Frederic ZenhausernThe University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix259Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment of the VeriFAST system for multi-echelon diagnostics of multiplex agentsHall AView Abstract
WED206Brandon PybusUSAMRIID236Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDiagnostic Readiness Global Operational Network & Mobile Embedded Diagnostic Capabilities (DRAGON MEDIC), a paradigm for the rapid fielding of iterative prototype technologyHall AView Abstract
TUES207David RozakUSAMRIID407Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsEvaluating engineered protease chain reactions as an adaptable, cross-platform technology for detecting new and emerging biological threat agents in laboratory and field environmentsHall AView Abstract
WED208Melissa AdamsUSAMRIID86Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsFar-forward real-time PCR assay manufacturing for rapid pathogen detection in austere or contested locationsHall AView Abstract
TUES209Kunal PooreySandia National Labs447Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsGenAI aided Synthetic Twin of a Population for Developing Accurate Low SWaP-C Multilayered Anomaly DetectionHall AView Abstract
WED210Jennifer SekowskiU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center173Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsGenomic Non-specific Operational Matchmaking Enabled Systems (G-NOMES): Innovative acquisition for low-SWAP, modular, automated biological sample preparation for field forward agnostic sequencing for emerging biological threatsHall AView Abstract
TUES211Maria Nevarez MartinezLos Alamos National Laboratory265Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsGiant quantum dots (gQDs) as fluorescent probes for improved antibody-antigen interaction studies through 3D quantum-enhanced single particle trackingHall AView Abstract
WED212Damian HoneymanKirby Institute143Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsGlobal Event-based Surveillance of Chemical Incidents from Open-source IntelligenceHall AView Abstract
TUES213Matthew LuxU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center508Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsInnovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED214Karlyn HarrodOak Ridge National Laboratory, National Security Sciences Division566Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsIntegrating Biosurveillance and Climate Data for Vectorborne Disease Risk Mapping and PredictionHall AView Abstract
TUES215Srivatsan RamanUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison199Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLeveraging allosteric transcription factors to detect small molecule threatsHall AView Abstract
WED216Kurt GustUS Army Engineer Research and Development Center393Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLeveraging Cryptobiosis Mechanisms to Develop Ruggedized Cells for Biological Sensing in Austere EnvironmentsHall AView Abstract
TUES217Joshua WhitingSandia National Laboratories719Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLeveraging FAID for biological sample analysisHall AView Abstract
WED218Charles DeSantiBattelle365Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLocation-specific Volatile Organic Compounds detected in Bacillus anthracis Delta Sterne Spore preparations.Hall AView Abstract
TUES219Casey BernhardsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center584Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsLow burden sensors for in-field detection of water contaminants based on synthetic biology and cell-free expression systemsHall AView Abstract
WED220Rahul RaoAir Force Research Laboratory613Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsMachine learning-enabled development of SERS sensors for the detection of trace analytesHall AView Abstract
TUES221Josh DettmanMIT Lincoln Laboratory47Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsMelding Experimental and AI Approaches for Threat Sensing and CharacterizationHall AAbstract unavailable.
WED222Bharat PoudelOregon State University722Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsMetadynamics Free Energy Analysis of High Temperature Degradation of FentanylHall AView Abstract
TUES223Rebecca LillyThe Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory250Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsMiniaturized Airborne Threat Assessment & Detection sensOR (MATADOR)Hall AView Abstract
WED224Kevin YehlMiami University561Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsMultiplexing DNA sensors and using pattern recognition to detect a range of chemical and biological threats using a single test platformHall AView Abstract
TUES225Kamil KhanipovUniversity of Texas Medical Branch307Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsNationwide Bioaerosol Metagenomic Repository for Environmental BiodetectionHall AView Abstract
WED226Cory BernhardsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center670Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsNATO Technical Activity: Sequencing for Environmental Aerosol Background MonitoringHall AView Abstract
WED227Cory BernhardsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center316Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDevelopment of untargeted nanopore-based systems for agnostic biological threat identification in the fieldHall AView Abstract
WED228Andrea LuquetteNaval Medical Research Command152Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsNovel TaqMan Assay for the Detection of Mayaro Virus Circulation in South AmericaHall AView Abstract
TUES229Jenna GadberrySTC supporting U.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center350Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsOlfactory Science: Asymmetric Threat DetectionHall AView Abstract
WED230Christopher StefanUSAMRIID591Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsPathogen Identification using Isothermal Amplification and Next-Generation Sequencing TechnologiesHall AView Abstract
TUES231Paula MillironsGeneCapture, Inc.261Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsPathogen X detection using one-hour screen in austere environmentsHall AView Abstract
WED232Jennifer MoralesDEVCOM Army Research Lab388Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsPhotonic Integrated Circuits and Protein Catalyzed Capture Agents as a Multiplexed, Heat and Shelf Stable Biosensor for Biological TargetsHall AView Abstract
WED233Jennifer MoralesDEVCOM Army Research Lab389Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingUltra-low SWaP-C, Photonic Integrated Circuit sensors for the multiplexed detection of organo-phosphate simulantsHall AView Abstract
WED234Christian SchafmeisterThirdLaw Molecular LLC28Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsProgress in Developing SYMBAs - SYnthetic Molecular Binding Agents to Replace Monoclonal Antibodies in Diagnostic TestsHall AView Abstract
TUES235T.C. FolkedalNoblis643Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsPSIDO: Predictive Surveillance of Infectious Disease OutbreaksHall AView Abstract
TUES237Darci SmithNaval Medical Research Command448Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsRapid Detection of Blood Based Biomarkers for Emerging Biological Threats that Cause Brain InjuryHall AView Abstract
WED238Neal SatterlyChemring Sensors and Electronic Systems368Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsRapid, affordable, and scalable response to emerging biological threatsHall AView Abstract
TUES239Joseph LacirignolaMIT Lincoln Laboratory2Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsRapid, Autonomous, High-Confidence Bioaerosol Sensing" to "BEWARE: Biological Early Warning of Aerosol Risk and ExposureHall AView Abstract
WED240Christopher HarrilalEarth and Biological Sciences Directorate, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory713Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsReference-free chemical threat characterizationHall AView Abstract
TUES241Sean KinahanDHS S&T491Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsScience Watch: A Systematic Approach to the Identification and Evaluation of Rapidly Evolving 21st Century Chemical and Biological ThreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES242Sean KinahanDHS S&T495Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsThe Five Research and Development (5RD) Council's Global Biodefense Network (GBDN) Approach to Synchronizing and Sharing Research in the Fate of Emergent Biological Agents in the Environment (FAtE)Hall AView Abstract
TUES243Sean KinahanDHS S&T693Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsDHS S&T Master Question Lists (MQLs) provide decision makers and stakeholders reference information and needed information on traditional and emerging biological agentsHall AView Abstract
WED244Kemper TalleyRTX BBN Technologies279Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsSecure Bloom-Filter Analysis of Sequenced Threats in Real-Time (SB-FASTR) for WastewaterHall AView Abstract
TUES245Sterling SawayaGeneInfoSec Inc.26Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsSharing Accurate and Secure Pathogen Genome DataHall AView Abstract
WED246Jennifer StoneMRIGlobal466Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsSimplification and Automation of a Biological Sequencing Workflow for Threat-Agnostic Detection in Field SettingsHall AView Abstract
TUES247Jennifer LeeDefense Threat Reduction Agency223Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsSolution blow spinning of cell-free functionalized polymer fibers for the detection of emerging biological threatsHall AView Abstract
WED248Anastasiia KimLANL624Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsStatistical relationships across epigenomes using large-scale hierarchical clusteringHall AView Abstract
TUES249Adina DoyleU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center424Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsStreamlining nanopore sequencing protocols for untargeted RNA virus identification in the fieldHall AView Abstract
WED250Oliver Nakano-BakerUniversity of Washington707Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsThe bio-inspired nose-on-a-chip for mobile sensing and breath-based diagnosticsHall AView Abstract
TUES251Niranjan Haridas MenonNew Jersey Institute of Technology740Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsThe development of a modular platform technology for the early detection of zoonotic diseasesHall AView Abstract
WED252Haydon HillUniversity of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine743Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsThe development of a portfolio of antibodies to facilitate the point-of-need detection of bacterial, viral, and toxin biothreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES253Frederik SchulzLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory244Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsTowards sequencing for agnostic discriminative detection of biological threats with outbreak potentialHall AView Abstract
WED254Susan KozawaU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center592Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsUtilization of Bioprinting to fabricate tunable tissues: a polymeric perspectiveHall AView Abstract
WED255Susan KozawaU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center593Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionUnderstanding the effects of processing on fiber/Mof compositesHall AView Abstract
WED256Christopher PuglisiNetrias380Innovating Cross-domain Solutions to Detect Emerging Biological ThreatsViral threat detection from proteomics data with machine learningHall AView Abstract
TUES257Howard WallsRTI International34Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsA Modular System Architecture for Securely acquiring, Transmitting, and Processing Data from Wireless Chem-bio SensorsHall AView Abstract
WED258Brooke AhernU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center205Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsBioindustrial Manufacturing Assessment for Tactical Operations: A Paper StudyHall AView Abstract
TUES259Michele MaughanDEVCOM CBC251Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsIronDog: Introducing the future four-legged warfighterHall AView Abstract
WED260Joshua UzarskiUS Army DEVCOM Soldier Center646Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsNovel Generative AI for sensors: augmenting downstream deployed sensors for improved agent detection and identificationHall AView Abstract
TUES261Joseph RussellMRIGlobal664Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsSeeing the trees for the forest -- Identifying trap-door genomics records ahead of your bioinformatics workflowHall AView Abstract
WED262Jordan LefebvreAeris, LLC545Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsTactical Awareness Kit Tactical Sensor PlacementHall AView Abstract
TUES263Carolanne ONeilDomenix103Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsLeveraging Domenix’s Unified Protocol Architecture for Enhanced Sensor Asset Management and AI/ML IntegrationHall AView Abstract
WED264Charles CarringtonIndoorGEO, LLC311Innovative Approaches to Elucidate Optimal Deployment of CB Sensing AssetsUsing AI/ML to leverage up-to-date building plans, which exist for the vast majority of buildings worldwide and are currently wholly unusable, and to search within these building plans or across entire government database(s) containing these plans as raw permitting records for indicia of chemical and biological weapons manufacture, storage and transportation, in real time, at scale and with global reach, including any type of building data typically found in a set of building plans such as indicia of biological, chemical and other activities, basements, hidden rooms, server/control rooms, video/security systems (ethernet and optical fiber), WiFi, electrical closets, service panels, mechanical rooms and ventilation, structural elements and wall composition (concrete block, steel-reinforced concrete, wood-frame, etc..)Hall AView Abstract
TUES265Cecilia PhungDEVCOM CBC348Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionAssessment of Surface and Ground hAzards by Real-time Detection (ASGARD): Deposition Methodology Development and CharacterizationHall AView Abstract
WED266Eric PetersMRIGlobal400Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionBallistic GC (BGC) for CWA Vapor AnalysisHall AView Abstract
TUES267Kakali BandyopadhyayAiranaculus.com726Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionBiological and Chemical Threat Prediction and Reasoning System (BiCEPS) to aid detection of Biological and Chemical ThreatHall AView Abstract
WED268Nicholas FitzgeraldDefence Science and Technology Group - Department of Defence Australia419Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionCASES - A low-SWaP low-cost "wearable" for early warning of airborne pathogen exposure.Hall AView Abstract
TUES269Steven PullinsLeidos549Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionChemical Aerosol Remote Sensing: the intelligent Chemical Aerosol Transmission Spectrometer (iCATS)Hall AView Abstract
WED270Meredith MelendezLeidos551Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionChemical Aerosol Remote Sensing: the intelligent Chemical Aerosol Transmission Spectrometer (iCATS) Aerosol Test ChamberHall AView Abstract
TUES271Neha MishraUniversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus247Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionClinical biomarkers of acute toxicity induced by mustard vesicant exposure in the ocular tissueHall AView Abstract
TUES273Sara PaalharMRIGlobal402Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionColorimetric Sensors for Rapid Reliable Threat IdentificationHall AView Abstract
TUES274Sara PaalharMRIGlobal403Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination Efficacy Testing for CWA MitigationHall AView Abstract
TUES275Cody CorbinSandia National Laboratories17Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionColorimetric/Electrical Sensing of Chemical Warfare Agent Surrogates with PolydiacetylenesHall AView Abstract
WED276Christopher BreshikeUS Naval Research Laboratory58Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionDetection of Dimethyl Methylphosphonate (DMMP) with an Interband Cascade Laser SensorHall AView Abstract
TUES277Anthony PolitzaThe Pennsylvania State University616Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionDevelopment and Validation of a Portable Device for Lab-Free Universal Nucleic Acid ExtractionHall AView Abstract
WED278Migun ShakyaLos Alamos National Laboratory579Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionEnvironmental biomonitoring for detecting nefarious biological agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES279Jill LundellMIT Lincoln Laboratory513Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionExploratory Analysis of Multi-sensor Wearables Data on Chemical ExposureHall AView Abstract
WED280Yongle PanDEVCOM Army Research Laboratory472Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionFast Bioaerosol Warning Sensor Using Single Particle Differential Circular Polarization Scattering (CIDS)Hall AView Abstract
TUES281Evan DurnalMRIGlobal395Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionHigh-Purity Vapor Generation of Semi-Volatile Chemical Agents for Wearable Sensor ValidationHall AView Abstract
TUES282Evan DurnalMRIGlobal392Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination Efficacy Validations for Clandestine Site Remediation​ ​ Motivating development of a standard practiceHall AView Abstract
TUES283William BrubakerSRI International729Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionHost-response biomarkers in interstitial fluid: individual baselines, marker kinetics, and implications for wearable devices and continuous monitoring.Hall AView Abstract
WED284Frederick MarcotteTelops649Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionImproved Chemical Gas Detection and Identification for Thermal Infrared Hyperspectral Remote SensingHall AView Abstract
TUES285Daniel Reyes DuramInstitute for Human and Machine Cognition258Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionImproving CBRNE Situational Awareness using Wearable KENNEL Threat Detection BoxesHall AView Abstract
WED286David SchieringRedwave Technology203Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionIn-field Vapor Threat Identification Using FT-IR Spectroscopy in Mounted and Dismounted ModalitiesHall AView Abstract
TUES287Shawna GallegosU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, US Department of Energy (ORISE; Oak Ridge)232Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionLeveraging analytical chemistry and advanced flow visualization for the identification of trace levels of threat materialHall AView Abstract
WED288Meghan Hegarty-CraverRTI International33Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionLightweight Wearables-based Algorithms for Detecting Exposure to Chemical, Biological, and Environmental ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED289Meghan Hegarty-CraverRTI International32Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionUsing Wearables-based Health Data for AI-powered DiagnosticsHall AView Abstract
TUES291Ambalavanan JayaramanTDA Research694Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionPerson wearable sensors for chemical agent detection including TICsHall AView Abstract
WED292Donald HustonNational Strategic Research Institute (NSRI)678Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionRisk exposure and mitigation of potentially airborne infectious diseases on the USNS Mercy, a Navy hospital shipHall AView Abstract
TUES293Robert WaterburyAlakai Defense Systems567Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionSmall Standoff Trace Detection Sensor for Handheld and UGV/UAV ApplicationsHall AView Abstract
WED294Matthew Aernecke908 Devices475Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionThe Risk Disk – a platform for forward deployed chemical collection and analysisHall AView Abstract
TUES295Miles EganLeidos555Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionTrace Aerosol Signature Detection and Classification Using Standoff Quantum Cascade Laser Absorption Spectroscopy: Preliminary Forward Modeling Results from the IARPA PICARD ProgramHall AView Abstract
WED296Brian ThomsonN5 Sensors Inc.518Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionWearable chemical sensors for improved situational awarenessHall AView Abstract
TUES297Philip MillerSandia National Laboratories735Localizing Chemical and Biological Threat DetectionWearable Chemical Threat and Volatile Organic Compound DetectorHall AView Abstract
WED298Jefferey BorensteinDraper Lab465Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsA high-throughput human primary cell-based blood-brain barrier model for evaluation of treatments and prophylaxis for nerve agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES299Joe HarfordSynerGene Therapeutics, inc.37Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsAn oxime nanoformulation designed to cross the blood-brain barrier results in more brain acetylcholinesterase reactivation, less brain damage, and better survival rates in paraoxon-exposed miceHall AView Abstract
WED300Dan StevensDstl662Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsAssessment of naltrexone and nalmefene as prophylactic treatment against carfentanil exposure in a non-human primate modelHall AView Abstract
TUES301Lukas GoreckiUniversity Hospital Hradec Kralove, Biomedical Research Center130Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsBifunctional Compounds Serving As Versatile Causal Antidotes Against Nerve AgentsHall AView Abstract
WED302Joseph KotzkerKotzker Phfarma, LLC147Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsCannabinoids for Prophylaxis, Enhanced Neuroprotection and Therapy Against Organophosphate (OP) Chemical War Nerve AgentsHall AView Abstract
TUES303Terry ThiemNational Strategic Research Institute590Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsContinuous Subcutaneous Infusion of SEVALENT Formulations Enabling Prophylactic Use of CBRN Medical CountermeasuresHall AView Abstract
WED305Marco PravetoniUniversity of Washington602Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentRational design of antibody-based countermeasures against fentanyl, carfentanil, and ultrapotent synthetic opioidsHall AView Abstract
WED306James TaltonAlchem Laboratories Corp.27Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsDiscovery and Development of Small Molecule AChE ReactivatorsHall AView Abstract
TUES307Sofiya Micheva-VitevaLos Alamos National Laboratory181Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsDiscovery of Therapeutic Countermeasures Against Injuries Induced by Nerve AgentsHall AView Abstract
WED308Mital PatelWalter Reed Army Institute of Research211Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsDose-dependent Effects of Fentanyl in Mouse Cortex: An Integrative mRNA-miRNA Profiling ApproachHall AView Abstract
TUES309John McManusPartner Therapeutics, Inc.510Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsExpanding the use of an FDA-approved host-directed therapy for known and unknown threats: Treating pancytopenia and immune dysregulation due to acute radiation or sulfur mustard (HD) exposure with Leukine® [sargramostim/recombinant human granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF)]Hall AView Abstract
WED310Bob MoyerBattelle300Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsIn Vitro Assessment of the Ferret Model for Nerve Agent Medical Countermeasure EvaluationHall AView Abstract
TUES311Kamil KucaUniversity of Hradec Králové704Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsOptimization of Asoxime Formulations for Enhanced Solubility and Reactivation Efficacy: Implications for Nerve Agent Poisoning Treatment and Design of Novel AutoinjectorHall AView Abstract
WED312Genesis Lopez-CazaresSandia National Laboratories573Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsOptimization of Lipid-Coated Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for BBB targeted delivery of 2-PAM to the CNSHall AView Abstract
TUES313Katie Davis-AndersonCFD Research132Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsOrganophosphate nerve agent-induced transcriptome changes in human cells to identify drug targetsHall AView Abstract
WED314Manish MogheGeorgetown University Medical Center38Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsPreventing neuronal losses after organophosphate exposures by curbing neuroinflammation via a novel nanoformulation of pralidoxime designed to cross the blood-brain barrierHall AView Abstract
TUES315Kevin MillerOhio State University317Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsProtection Against Organophosphorus Threats: Quinone Methide Precursors for the Broad-Scope Treatment of OP-Inhibited AChE and BChE, and OP-Aged AChEHall AView Abstract
WED316Christopher HadadOhio State University312Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsQuinone Methide Precursors for Remediating Organophosphorus Intoxication: Novel Reactivators of OP-inhibited and Resurrectors of OP-aged CholinesterasesHall AView Abstract
TUES317Francine KatzThe City College of New York454Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsRegulation of actin depolymerization resulting from lung injuryHall AView Abstract
WED318Jonathan BoydVirginia Commonwealth University101Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsSpatiotemporal Inflammation Associated with Agent ExposureHall AView Abstract
TUES319Jennie WangSRI160Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsStability-indicating HPLC Method Development and Impurity Characterization for a Broad-spectrum Reactivator Against a Highly Toxic Organophosphorus Compound, HLö 7 dimethanesulfonate (HLö 7 DMS)Hall AView Abstract
WED320Emilia SolomonLos Alamos National Laboratory129Medical Prophylaxis to Mitigate Chemical ThreatsTissue Protective and Regenerative Therapies Counteracting Nerve Agent DamageHall AView Abstract
TUES321Brian JunLos Alamos National Laboratory601Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive Diagnostics3D-Printed Perfusion Bioreactor for Brain Vascular Permeability AssessmentHall AView Abstract
WED322Taalin HojUnited States Army Research Institute of Infectious Disease337Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsComparing Immune Responses to B. pseudomallei Infection in a Lymphoid Follicle MPS and a C57BL/6 Mouse ModelHall AView Abstract
TUES323S. Emma SarlesU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center176Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsExploration of in vitro methods for investigating mechanism of action of Sulfur Mustard (HD)Hall AView Abstract
WED324Priscilla LeeU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center174Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsHarnessing bioprinting technology to develop more customizable and physiologically relevant skin models against vesicant exposureHall AView Abstract
TUES325Joshua DyeDarwin Biosciences581Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsImproving point-of-need diagnostic readouts across amplification chemistriesHall AView Abstract
WED326Harshini MukundanLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory257Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsInnate Immunity as a Model System for Development of Agnostic Diagnostics for Known and Emerging ThreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES327Krysten JonesAir Force Research Laboratory469Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsIntegrated Human Neurovascular Unit-on-a-Chip for Machine Learning-based Prediction of Neurotoxin ExposureHall AView Abstract
WED328Gillian McMahonUniversity of California, San Diego585Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsLeveraging human organoid models and advanced microscopy to probe 4D mitochondrial dynamics with applications in drug development and toxicologyHall AView Abstract
TUES329David TrudilNew Horizons Diagnostics Corporation679Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsLinear Peptide Micro Array Platform for Development of Mucosal Immune Enhancers and Saliva-Based DiagnosticsHall AView Abstract
WED330Daniel AngeliniU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center208Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsMultiomic Comparison of Sulfur Mustard-exposed Human and Rat EpiAirway Tissues.Hall AView Abstract
TUES331Rebecca BlackwoodDarwin Biosciences, Boulder609Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsOptimization of a point-of-need infectious disease diagnostic through human factors and usability testingHall AView Abstract
WED332Conor JenkinsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center229Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsSoldier-on-a-chip: Multi-omic investigation of Staphylococcal Entertoxin B exposures in Microphysiology systemsHall AView Abstract
TUES333Maria ArevaloU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center168Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsTowards the agnostic future of diagnostics: untargeted nanopore sequencing of biological fluidsHall AView Abstract
WED334April KloxinUniversity of Delaware543Microphysiological Systems as Tools for Non-Invasive DiagnosticsWell-defined bioinspired multidimensional culture systems for studying cellular responses to injury and pathogensHall AView Abstract
TUES335Sangram RedkarArizona State University108Minds in Sync: Exploring the Nexus of Humans on a Chip and Wearable Technologies on Cognitive Measures of Human PerformanceEar Wearable Device (EWD) for Measuring Core Body Temperature, EKG, SpO2 and Other Physiological Signatures.Hall AView Abstract
TUES336Sangram RedkarArizona State University107Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsHybrid AI/ML Approach to Determine Chemical Warfare Agent (CWA) Exposure using Ocular Biomarkers (OB).Hall AView Abstract
TUES337Laura WeinstockSandia National Laboratories409Minds in Sync: Exploring the Nexus of Humans on a Chip and Wearable Technologies on Cognitive Measures of Human Performance - Session Chairs: Sweta Batni and Chia-Wei TsaiAn Applied Risk Assessment Methodology for Identification, Prioritization, and Mitigation of Adverse Events from Emerging NeurotechnologyHall AView Abstract
TUES338Laura WeinstockSandia National Laboratories373Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentMixed CNN-Attention machine learning model for predicting gene regulatory relationships across fungal species towards developing computational methods for defending against emerging pathogenic fungi.Hall AView Abstract
TUES339Stephen KirbyU.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense537Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation A binding solution to a lethal problem, chemical defense wound bandage incorporating PTE-CBDHall AView Abstract
WED340Sarah KatoskiU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center177Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation A Design for DeconHall AView Abstract
TUES341Steven KennonValent Applications Ltd295Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Advanced Concepts in Automated Systems for Chemical Weapons Disposal in Remote EnvironmentsHall AView Abstract
WED342Emma BiesiadaCU Boulder417Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Autonomous Surface and Airborne Chemical and Biological Decontamination Via Peroxide Enhanced Germicidal Irradiation (PEGI)Hall AView Abstract
TUES343Katrina McConkeyEnvironmental Protection Agency191Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Biological Incident Response: Building Knowledge Through Operational Testing and ExercisesHall AView Abstract
WED344Joseph MyersU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center162Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Chemical Hot Air Decontamination of Complex Features and Realistic ItemsHall AView Abstract
WED345Joseph MyersU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center164Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination of Chemical Contaminants from Sub-zero to Hot temperaturesHall AView Abstract
WED346Sooyeon ChoSungkyunkwan University114Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Cold Atmospheric Plasma Based H2O2 Decontaminant Production and Its On-Site and Real-Time Diagnostic SystemHall AView Abstract
TUES347Namjun KIMAgency For Defense Development283Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decomposition mechanism of Organophosphate-Based Nerve Agents in the Plasma-Treated Water Environment: Theoretical Study of Decomposition Reaction under Acidic ConditionHall AView Abstract
WED348Sangmoon ByunAgency for Defense Development282Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination experiments on various contaminated coupons by chemical warfare agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES349Collette JolliffeTriton Systems, Inc.569Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination of Broad Spectrum Biological Threats using an Atmospheric Plasma SystemHall AView Abstract
WED350Joe RossinGuild Associates, Inc.123Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Decontamination of Unbroken SkinHall AView Abstract
TUES351Lim Ji WonAgency for Defense Development284Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Development and Implications of a Prototype Explosive Detonation System for the Demilitarization of Chemical Weapons in ROKHall AView Abstract
WED352eunmee gohAgency for defense development145Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Development of Unmanned Operation Indoor Decontamination SystemHall AView Abstract
TUES353Janlyn EikenbergU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center180Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Development of a Chemical Decontaminant for Critical AreasHall AView Abstract
WED354Tony BuhrNaval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren647Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Disinfection of Building, Facility, and Platform InteriorsHall AView Abstract
WED355Tony BuhrNaval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren640Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation CORONAVIRUSES (CV) AND Φ6 CORRELATION TESTING TO CHARACTERIZE ENVELOPED VIRUS PREPARATION, VIRUS DEBRIS, STABILIZATION AND DECONTAMINATIONHall AView Abstract
WED356Lawrence DuboisNanoionix, LLC480Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Durable, permanent self-decontaminating paints and coatings for defense applicationsHall AView Abstract
TUES357Vladimir SavranskyEmergent BioSolutions Inc.15Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Efficacy of RSDL® (Reactive Skin Decontamination Lotion Kit) against Novichok Nerve AgentsHall AView Abstract
WED358Marilyn LeeU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center340Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Encapsulation of cell-free bio-reactions: delivering DNA-programmable functions to materialsHall AView Abstract
TUES359Eyob KebedeArba Minch University445Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Green Synthesis of TiO2 Nanoparticles Using Maerua Oblongifolia Root Extract for Hazard Mitigation: A Preliminary InvestigationHall AView Abstract
WED360Brent MantoothU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center291Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Hazard mitigation - from science to systemsHall AView Abstract
TUES361Jani HakalaVTT Technical Reseach Centre of Finland144Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Heatless Vaporization of Liquid DecontaminantsHall AView Abstract
WED362Brian ZutterSandia National Laboratories359Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation High-Current-Density Microbial Fuel Cells for Wastewater BioremediationHall AView Abstract
TUES363Jeff CanningGamma Pulse658Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation How KillViD, a pulse powered plasma solution achieves 100% biological air contaminate destruction: Bench testing and live environment testing resultsHall AView Abstract
WED364Andres SanchezSandia National Laboratories483Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Mitigating aerosolized threats with the Spray Knockdown system in a wide area urban transportation environmentHall AView Abstract
TUES365Youngho JinChung Ang University439Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation MoS2/ UiO-66-NH2 nanocomposites for photocatalytic degradation of chemical warfare agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES366Youngho JinChung Ang University440Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation CNF/UiO-66-NH2 aerogel nanocomposites for photocatalytic degradation of chemical warfare agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES367Chris HollarsMRIGlobal397Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Next Generation Expeditionary Infrastructure: ATHENAHall AView Abstract
WED368Kyeong Min ChoAgency for Defense Development457Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation On-site and on-demand Production of Decontaminant Using Plasma FeactorHall AView Abstract
WED369Kyeong Min ChoAgency for Defense Development455Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Development of Aerosol Decontamination Module for Autonomous Indoor Decontamination SystemHall AView Abstract
WED370Chin Li CheungUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln184Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Plasma-assisted Destruction of Fenitrothion by a Falling-Film Plasma ReactorHall AView Abstract
TUES371Hermes HuangSmiths Detection345Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Proximate Chemical Agent Detector (PCAD) Testing at Desert Tempest 2024 for Vehicle Decontamination AssessmentHall AView Abstract
WED372Bruce SalterARCTOS Technology Solutions79Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Renewable Antimicrobial Paints for Interior SurfacesHall AView Abstract
TUES373Zachary CanterUS Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense276Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation SkinKast: A multi-modal dermal disclosure spray for the rapid detection of chemical warfare agents on intact skinHall AView Abstract
WED374Shawn StevensonU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center200Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation The evaluation of contaminant emission and transfer from a “used” decontaminantHall AView Abstract
TUES375Hunter VibbertJHU/APL663Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Threat Agnostic Fenton DeconHall AView Abstract
WED376Eugene DemchukAgency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry360Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Towards Accurate Determination of Short-Term Inhalation Chemical Exposure Thresholds: Test Cases of Phosgene and Tear Gas (CS)Hall AView Abstract
TUES377Shannon SerreUS Environmental Protection Agency21Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Urban Area Remediation following a Biological Agent Release - Analysis for Coastal Operational Resiliency (AnCOR) Wide Area DemonstrationHall AView Abstract
WED378Robert diTargianiUSAMRICD597Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Wound Decontamination Evaluation Pipeline (WDEP): Decontamination of wounds contaminated with chemical warfare agentsHall AView Abstract
TUES379David MortonDHS S&T CSAC586Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support Applications: Chemical Forensics Decision Support via the Chemical Agents Reactions Database (CARD)Hall AView Abstract
WED380James LeeNSWCIHD234Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsTesting Methods for Interpreting or Explaining Artificial IntelligenceHall AView Abstract
WED381James LeeNSWCIHD235Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsAccurately Predicting Non-covalent InteractionsHall AView Abstract
WED382Samantha ErwinPacific Northwest National Laboratory429Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsAn AI-Driven Security Platform for Threat Awareness and Decision SupportHall AView Abstract
TUES383Stephen HoughtonSRC Inc.500Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsAutomated Property Prediction and Material File Generation for Hazard Prediction using PropCastHall AView Abstract
WED384Stephen DavisBattelle Memorial Institute43Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsChemical Fires Module (CFM) Updates – Battery FireHall AView Abstract
TUES385Christopher DibbleBattelle Memorial Institute541Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsClimate-based forecasting of dengue virus cases and vector habitat suitability in the United StatesHall AView Abstract
WED386Catherine FromenUniversity of Delaware423Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsDevelopment of an autonomous inhalation robot for chem/bio (AIR-CB) for real-world estimation of aerosolized threatsHall AView Abstract
TUES387Sian JenkinsRiskaware Ltd490Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsEnabling decision support with Next Generation disease forecasting and chemical hazard prediction.Hall AView Abstract
WED388Jennifer CorbinDeloitte641Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsEpidemiological Model SelectionHall AView Abstract
TUES389Michael SohnLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory697Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsIntegrated Urban: Vision and Results for the Urban Hazard Assessment CapabilityHall AView Abstract
TUES390Michael SohnLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory698Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsPropagating Uncertainty through Building ModelsHall AView Abstract
TUES391Mario CitraSRC Inc.489Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsStrategies for Whole Body Combined Exposure - Focus on Nerve Agents for FXCODAHall AView Abstract
WED392Paul BieringerAeris, LLC531Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsThe Joint Outdoor-indoor Large Eddy Simulation (JOULES) for numerical weather prediction forecasting and analysis in urban environmentsHall AView Abstract
TUES393Taylor AndersonNaval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division371Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsThe US Navy Shipboard Performance ModelHall AView Abstract
WED394Kyle NiezgodaAeris, LLC535Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsTransport and Dispersion Forecasting for Semi-Enclosed Venues: A Case Study at Stade de France using JOULES-NWPHall AView Abstract
TUES395Paul FenimoreLos Alamos National Laboratory375Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsUncertainty Quantification for Epidemiological Decision Support and Quantification of Mitigation EffectivenessHall AView Abstract
TUES397Zheng WangUS Naval Research Laboratory648Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Protection2D Melanin Coatings for Chemical Warfare Agent ProtectionHall AView Abstract
WED398Jeong-Yu SonADD277Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionA decontamination study on a range of coupons contaminated by chemical warfare agents through an aerosol systemHall AView Abstract
TUES399Sang Myeon LeeAgency for Defense Development142Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionAlginate-based Composite Materials for Uses in Protection and Decontamination against Chemical Warfare AgentsHall AView Abstract
WED400Gary PiteoUS Army Chemical Biological Center BioTesting Division615Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionCharacterization of simulant and interferent aerosol fluorescence in the Active Standoff ChamberHall AView Abstract
TUES401David McGarveyU.S. Army Chemical Biological Center339Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDecontamination of Aircraft InteriorsHall AView Abstract
WED402William CreasyU.S. Army Chemical Biological Center253Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDependence of VX NMR Chemical Shifts on Mof (UIO-66-NH2) SolidHall AView Abstract
TUES403James MontavonBlueprint Biosecurity587Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDeploying far-UVC for biodefense: Opportunities and research prioritiesHall AView Abstract
WED404Andrew KuznickiDTRA218Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDesign of Zeolitic Imidazolate Frameworks Towards a More Efficient Sulfur Dioxide AdsorbentHall AView Abstract
TUES405Gina BangAgency for Defense Development281Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDevelopment and characterization of a Cu-Mg-Ce metal oxide composite for efficient degradation of DMMPHall AView Abstract
WED406Trenton TovarU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center165Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDevelopment of novel broad-spectrum sorbent to extend the lifetime of collective protection filtersHall AView Abstract
TUES407Matthew EvansDraeger442Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDräger’s VIPER filter technology, based on extruded monoliths, allows the offering of a new generation of respiratory protection technology with virtually zero breathing resistance, yet potentially still providing the required filtering performance against the threats a modern warfighter could encounter.Hall AView Abstract
WED408Martijn de KoningTNO Defence, Safety & Security477Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDual-Functional Mofs: Efficient Adsorption and Degradation of a Nerve Agent Simulant and a Pesticide for Protective ApplicationsHall AView Abstract
TUES409Seungjung YuAgency for Defense Development156Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionDynamic Swatch Test Method for Assessing Liquid Aerosol Penetration in Chemical Warfare Protective ClothingHall AView Abstract
WED410Yongkyu AnEngineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) of the US Army Corps of Engineers512Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionEffect of Envelope Tightening on Collective Biological Protection of BuildingsHall AView Abstract
TUES411Hui WangU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center166Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionElastomeric, omniphobic composites for protection applicationsHall AView Abstract
WED412Philip CoxMainstream Engineering470Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionEncapsulated Polymeric Structured Metal Organic Framework Beads for Adsorption and Reaction of Toxic AgentsHall AView Abstract
TUES413Behzad RadLawrence Berkeley National Labs685Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionEngineering Microbial Armor for Threat DetectionHall AView Abstract
WED414Kelly BasiU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center170Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionEstablishment of a Biomanufacturing Pipeline to Support Alternative Manufacturing of Chem-Bio Defense Materials and to Secure Supply Chain ResiliencyHall AView Abstract
WED416Nevine AmerUniversity of Hertfordshire441Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionExploring the Skin Decontamination Potential of a Novel Zirconium Hydroxide Prototype against Chemical Warfare Agents with Comparative Analysis to RSDLHall AView Abstract
TUES417Mark GinsbergERDC-CERL528Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionExtended bioprotection of facilitesHall AView Abstract
WED418Greg PetersonU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center178Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionFabrication of Novel Functional Composite Forms for FiltrationHall AView Abstract
TUES419Sergio GaribayU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center216Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionFormulation of chitosan-Mof-808 core-shell fibers for organophosphate hydrolysis under non-buffered conditionsHall AView Abstract
TUES421Jennifer PooleTeledyne FLIR Defense634Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionIntegrated Soldier Protection System (ISPS): A Nanomanufactured Textile Composite Designed for in situ Chemical and Biological Agent NeutralizationHall AView Abstract
WED422Shelle McDonaldARCTOS Technology Solutions321Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionInvestigating the Efficacy of Multiple Catalysts in Textiles for Protection against Vaporous ThreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES423Katherine RatliffU.S. Environmental Protection Agency331Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionLarge-scale Bioaerosol Experiments to Support Enhanced Bioprotection of FacilitiesHall AView Abstract
WED424Brady HallLuna Labs, LLC154Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionLuna Labs' Next Generation, PFAS-free Class I CBRN GlovesHall AView Abstract
TUES425Mohammad Khurram JavedVirginia Tech120Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionMacromorphological Control of Zr-based Metal-Organic Frameworks for Hydrolysis of a Nerve Agent SimulantHall AView Abstract
WED426Anna ShneidmanHarvard University747Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionMaterials for energy storage for around-the-clock photocatalysisHall AView Abstract
TUES427Benoit MazeNCSU/NWI30Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionMeltblown Coform for Chemical Protection ApplicationsHall AView Abstract
WED428Adam HinkleDCS Corporation, DEVCOM Chemical Biological Command227Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionMolecular Simulation of the Activation of Metal Organic FrameworksHall AView Abstract
TUES429James WhittenChemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell293Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionMultifunctional electrospun membranes on nylon-cotton fabrics for warfighter chemical protectionHall AView Abstract
WED430Ching Hsien HoUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst669Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionNanocellulose ionogels for CWA protectionHall AView Abstract
TUES431Kevin UlmesU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center386Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsRaDaRR: Unlocking Historical Data for Rapid Threat AssessmentHall AView Abstract
TUES432Kevin UlmesU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center384Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionNerve Agent ChE Operational Impact from Dermal ExposuresHall AView Abstract
TUES433Caspar HoyerUniversity of Hertfordshire452Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionNext Generation Technologies for Real-Time Evaluation of Protective Suits against Toxic ChemicalsHall AView Abstract
WED434Eric PrastXCMR Inc.564Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionNext-generation respiratory protective equipment for inactivation of airborne biological threatsHall AView Abstract
TUES435Katherine SimpsonARCTOS Technology Solutions358Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionPFAS-Free Omniphobic Surfaces via Micro- and Nano-Engineered CoatingsHall AView Abstract
WED436Henry GibbonsUU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center688Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionRapid Biotechnology Prototyping ConsortiumHall AView Abstract
TUES437Celine TesvaraUniversity of California, Los Angeles425Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionRapid Screening of Single Metal Atom Catalysts Supported on Titania for the Decomposition of Chemical Warfare Agent using Density Functional TheoryHall AView Abstract
WED438Brian FranceTDA Research, Inc.727Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionReactive Materials for Personal Protective EquipmentHall AView Abstract
WED439Brian FranceTDA Research, Inc.157Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Protecting Military Working Dogs in a Contaminated EnvironmentHall AView Abstract
WED440John DresiosLeidos607Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionReconfigurable, Functionalized Fabric Platform for Broad Spectrum Chemical and Biological ProtectionHall AView Abstract
WED442Arshia SulaimanVirginia Tech78Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionSingle Atoms Modification of Mof-808 for Nerve Agent and Simulant DegradationHall AView Abstract
TUES443Francesco FornasieroLawrence Livermore National Laboratory182Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionSingle-atom-catalyst Membranes for Chem/bio ProtectionHall AView Abstract
TUES446Lauren SherryGuild Associates Inc362Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionSupplemental Filter for Enhanced TICs RemovalHall AView Abstract
TUES447Daniel FreedmanU.S. Army DEVCOM Soldier Center90Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionThe influence of textile properties on chemical-biological protective garment design and thermal burdenHall AView Abstract
WED448Alex BalboaUS Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center 219Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionTheoretical study of chemical warfare agent and reaction byproduct molecular structure: Enabling FTIR analysisHall AView Abstract
TUES449Jimmy NguyenNorth Carolina State University370Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionToxic organophosphonate captured and degraded using macroscopic, monolithic metal-organic framework structuresHall AView Abstract
WED450Daniel CorbinUS Naval Research Laboratory357Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionTunable Adsorbents for Hazardous Chemicals by Post-Synthetic Modification of Zirconium Metal-Organic FrameworksHall AView Abstract
TUES451Anne WalkerU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center503Protection - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological ProtectionUtilizing advanced manufacturing technologies to enhance legacy production techniques for next generation personal protective equipmentHall AView Abstract
WED452Sisay UotaMorgan State University430Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingA simple benzothiazole-based sensor for cyanide detection: applications in environmental analysis and bio-imagingHall AView Abstract
TUES453Phillip WilcoxU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center171Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingAssessment of Surface and Ground hAzards by Real-time Detection (ASGARD) – Proximate Chemical Agent Detector (PCAD)Hall AView Abstract
WED454Patricia McDanielU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center765Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingDeployable Integrated Microsensor Evaluation System (DIMES)Hall AView Abstract
TUES455Jennifer MobberleyPacific Northwest National Laboratory542Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingDetection of Enzymatic Activity using Commercial-off-the-Shelf (COTS) Nanopore Sequencing-based InstrumentHall AView Abstract
WED456Eric LanguirandU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center255Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingEmergent explosive threats for use with threat anomaly detection (ThreAD)Hall AView Abstract
WED457Eric LanguirandU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center254Mitigation - Science and Technology Advances for Chemical and Biological Hazard Mitigation Novel radial jet reattachment for analyte extraction from porous surfacesHall AView Abstract
WED458Anthony CasaleUS Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center240Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingFirst-principles analysis of transition metal nitrates in oxide host sensor materialsHall AView Abstract
TUES459Joseph PalombaU.S. Army DEVCOM Soldier Center290Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingHydrogel Technology for Emerging Colorimetrics (HyTEC): Metamaterials and Peptide Recognition Elements Combined for Eye-Readable SensorsHall AView Abstract
WED460Benjamin McDowellLeidos709Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingImproving SWaP in THz detection using a laser-cooled Rydberg atomic sensor on a photonic integrated circuitHall AView Abstract
TUES461Richard KingsboroughMIT Lincoln Laboratory70Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingLow-SWaP-C Colorimetric Detection of Vapor-Phase Chemical ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED462Richard OsgoodU.S. Army DEVCOM Soldier Center632Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingPhotonic crystal fiber optic sensing of molecules with a quantum rectifying infrared metasurfaceHall AView Abstract
TUES463Pelagia GoumaThe Ohio State University346Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingRespiratory Infection Single Exhale (RISE) Breath TestHall AView Abstract
WED464Tyler RomigUniversity of Maryland681Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingTuning Multiferroic van der Waals materials for SWaP Microsensor ApplicationsHall AView Abstract
TUES465Ashok AjoyLawrence Berkeley National Lab/ U.C. Berkeley716Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingUltrasensitive, High Sensitivity, High-Throughput, Quantum Sensing of CB AgentsHall AView Abstract
WED466Erik EmmonsU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center372Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingWaveguide-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy for Field Detection of Threat VaporsHall AView Abstract
TUES467Jude KelleyMIT Lincoln Laboratory768Quantum Technologies, Metamaterials, and the Future of CB SensingxPCR: An Ultra-Rapid and Portable Sensor for Automated Biothreat SurveillanceHall AView Abstract
WED468Justin WeinsDefense Threat Reduction Agency, Technical Reachback297Reaerosolization of Hazardous Materials: What Goes Down, Can Go Back Up AgainA Resistance Chemical Vapor Deposition Model Extended to TICs, TIMs, and CWAs: Model Sensitivity InsightsHall AView Abstract
TUES469Riley NewcastleDTRA315Reaerosolization of Hazardous Materials: What Goes Down, Can Go Back Up AgainDeposition of powders on surfaces – and the implications for removalHall AView Abstract
WED470Matthew MagnusonUS Environmental Protection Agency/office of Research and Development/Center for Environmental Solutions and Emergency Response492Reaerosolization of Hazardous Materials: What Goes Down, Can Go Back Up AgainTactics and methods for prevention of resuspension of CBR contaminated particlesHall AView Abstract
TUES471Hyunsook JungAgency for Defense Development140Reaerosolization of Hazardous Materials: What Goes Down, Can Go Back Up AgainVelocity visualization flow field of liquid aerosols approaching the swatch test fabricHall AView Abstract
TUES472Hyunsook JungAgency for Defense Development141Next Generation CB Hazard Prediction and Consequence Assessment with Multi-echelon Decision Support ApplicationsChemical agent contamination analysis in the field operation-environment simulation using a 50-cm wind tunnel and hazard prediction model engineHall AView Abstract
TUES473Nicholas PaparoidamisUSAMRICD275Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentApplication of Molecular Docking and Pharmacophore Methods to Identify Potential Reactivators of Nerve Agent-Inhibited AcetylcholinesteraseHall AView Abstract
WED474Kylene Kehn-HallVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University414Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentComparative analysis of equine encephalitis viruses (EEVs), traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and organophosphorus nerve agents (OPNA) as a path to neuroprotective therapeuticsHall AView Abstract
TUES475Hau NguyenLos Alamos National Laboratory630Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentConotoxin Prediction and Classification: New Features to Increase Prediction AccuracyHall AView Abstract
WED476Vivian LinPacific Northwest National Laboratory91Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentDiscovery of non-canonical protein targets of fentanyl across tissues from animal models and humans using photoaffinity fentanyl probesHall AView Abstract
TUES477Victor OgungbeThe University of Alabama in Huntsville and Biomolecular Science LLC286Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentEarly-Stage Investigation of Small Molecule Inhibitors Targeting Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus (EEEV) and Western Equine Encephalitis Virus (WEEV) non-structural protein 2 (nsP2) Protease.Hall AView Abstract
WED478Sayak MukherjeeBattelle563Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentIn Silico Discovery and Optimization Tool for Peptide Discovery for Traumatic Brain Injury TherapeuticsHall AView Abstract
TUES479Liduo YInDepartment of Biomedical Sciences and Pathobiology, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University202Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentMachine Learning Identifies Genes Linked to Neurological Disorders Induced by Equine Encephalitis viruses (EEV), Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), and Organophosphorus nerve agents (OPNA)Hall AView Abstract
WED480George DrusanoUniversity of Florida536Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentMathematical modeling and in vitro and invivo challenge models to identify optimal doses af drugs alone and in combination to cure the warfighter quickly and suppress resistance emergenceHall AView Abstract
TUES481Jerome Anthony AlvarezUS Naval Research Laboratory41Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentNanobody Thermostability Prediction using Structural and Sequence FeaturesHall AView Abstract
WED482Phillip DavisMRIGlobal677Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentPredictive genotype-to-phenotype modeling and applications in antiviralsHall AView Abstract
TUES483Johannes SchönebergUniversity of California, San Diego748Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentSelf-supervised deep learning uncovers the semantic landscape of latent mitochondrial phenotypes in human organoids to reshape the future of drug development and diagnosticsHall AView Abstract
WED484Nathaniel StemmlerSRC Inc.494Revolutionizing Biomedical Research: Integrating Cutting-edge AI/ML to Unleash Innovation in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics DevelopmentToxicity Read-Across Tools in CLEARR for Assessment of Emerging Threat ChemicalsHall AView Abstract
TUES485Allen DuplantierLatham BioPharm Group128The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsA structure-based drug design approach towards the discovery and lead optimization of inhibitors of alphavirus nsP2 helicaseHall AView Abstract
WED486Andy EllerTeledyne FLIR Defense708The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsAccelerating biological research using automated high-throughput two-dimensional tandem mass spectrometryHall AView Abstract
TUES487Methun KamruzzamanSandia National Labs737The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsAccelerating Drug Discovery and Repurposing with MIRA: A Machine Learning and GenAI ApproachHall AView Abstract
WED488Corie RalstonLBNL382The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsAn integrated structural biology platform for rapid discovery and development of diagnostics and therapeuticsHall AView Abstract
WED489Corie RalstonLawrence Berkeley National Lab487Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsA plug & play platform for peptoid-nanoparticle conjugates tuned for chemical and biological warfare agent detection and mitigationHall AView Abstract
WED490Barney BishopGeorge Mason University721The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsBioprospecting and application of prediction algorithms for the identification of novel amphibian antimicrobial and antiviral peptidesHall AView Abstract
TUES491James J. CollinsMIT271The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDeep learning-guided discovery and structural validation of marine toxin inhibitorsHall AView Abstract
WED492Stephen HummelU.S. Army - West Point73The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDevelopment of a ML / AI Model for Oligonucleotide Design for Respiratory VirusesHall AView Abstract
TUES493Pei ZhouDuke University48The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDevelopment of a Potent LpxC Inhibitor from Structural Insights and Machine Learning Analysis for Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Treatment of Antibiotic-Resistant Burkholderia pseudomallei in a Murine Infection ModelHall AView Abstract
WED494Mariavictoria MorenoSouthwest Research Institute651The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDiscovery and development of filovirus inhibitors: Managing off-target risk of sodium channel block with pharmacophore modelingHall AView Abstract
TUES495Bradley KearneyNational Defense Medical College / US Army Japan ESEP88The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDiscovery of novel small-molecule compounds targeting the immune homeostasis protein TIPE2 using machine learning and high performance computingHall AView Abstract
WED496Tamir GonenUCLA16The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsDisruptive Technology to Design Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures and VaccinesHall AView Abstract
TUES497Laura DunphyJHU/APL653The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsFung-AI: AI/ML-driven antifungal discoveryHall AView Abstract
WED498Szczepan BaranVeriSIM Life, Inc413The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsImplementing AI-driven approaches for development of the target-specific compounds with high affinity as an effective countermeasure against chemical threatsHall AView Abstract
TUES499Janice ChambersMississippi State University305The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsIn silico identification of potential oxime antidotes to organophosphate poisoning based on a platform of novel therapeutic substituted phenoxyalkyl pyridinium oximesHall AView Abstract
WED500Mohammad KianiTemple University74The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsIn Silico Modeling to Repurpose FDA-Approved Drugs for Treating SepsisHall AView Abstract
TUES501James OmichinskiUniversité de Montréal406The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsLeveraging AI and experimental approaches to identify Short Linear interacting Motifs (SLiMs) for antiviral therapeuticsHall AView Abstract
WED502Le Thanh Mai PhamSandia National Laboratories135The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsMachine learning guided prediction of receptor binding and immune escape for SARS-COV-2Hall AView Abstract
TUES503Noah WintersBattelle57The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsMachine learning models to identify egg-adaptive mutations for rapid vaccine virus developmentHall AView Abstract
WED504Hector Garcia MartinLawrence Berkeley National Lab319The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsNext generation synthesis of therapeutic drugs through computational design and embedded experimental validationHall AView Abstract
TUES505Colby FordCenter for Computational Intelligence to Predict Health and Environmental Risks; The University of North Carolina at Charlotte104The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsRapid and flexible development of medical countermeasures with computational structural biology and artificial intelligenceHall AView Abstract
WED506Justin ReeseLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory686The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsRNA-targeted AI/ML Drug Repurposing Pipeline for Aerospace MedicineHall AView Abstract
TUES507Steven BradfuteUniversity of New Mexico Health Sciences Center623The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsSemi-Automated antiviral discovery with machine learningHall AView Abstract
WED508Richelle NtumyUnited States Military Academy746The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsTailoring Oligonucleotide Lengths: Optimizing the Binding Specificity and Affinity for Target Respiratory VirusesHall AView Abstract
TUES509Shailesh DateLaboratory for Research in Complex Systems702The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsUsing AI-driven chemical biology tools for ultra-fast, ultra-high-throughput small molecule development to counter biological threatsHall AView Abstract
WED510Helen YuMachinaMinds367The Use of AI and Advanced Computer Systems to Develop Drugs Against New Emerging ThreatsUtilizing geometric deep learning to enhance the accuracy of preclinical identification of drug candidatesHall AView Abstract
TUES511Kevin HommemaBattelle50Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsA singular test capability for the measurement of environmental persistence of biological threats and simulants in aerosol and on surfacesHall AView Abstract
TUES512Kevin HommemaBattelle720Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsFlexible and Complementary Operationally Realistic Biodefense TestingHall AView Abstract
TUES513Brenton PackerChemical Biological Center, Biotesting Division604Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsAerosol generation and aerosol particle correlations on trials conducted with Sono-Tek Ultrasonic Nozzle in Joint Ambient Breeze TunnelHall AView Abstract
WED514Vasanthi SivaprakasamNaval Research Laboratory514Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsAmbient Air Test Facility for testing of Chemical Aerosol Identification Point Detection SensorsHall AView Abstract
TUES515Brad HeaterBattelle Memorial Institute150Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsCRISPR-Cas9-mediated barcode insertion into Bacillus thuringiensis for surrogate trackingHall AView Abstract
WED516Kenneth ManningNaval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head292Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsDevelopment of a System to Comprehensively Characterize Gas Forming Reaction ThreatsHall AView Abstract
TUES517Wednesday SmithUSAMRICD356Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsDevelopment of Assays for Novel Reactivators of Organophosphorus-Inhibited Human AcetylcholinesteraseHall AView Abstract
WED518John CortPacific Northwest National Laboratory238Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsIdentification and validation of protein-chemical threat interactions from activity-based protein profiling (ABPP) dataHall AView Abstract
TUES519Sun McMastersDHS S&T CSAC127Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsJack Rabbit III: Environmental Factors Affecting Ammonia Airborne Plume Transport & DispersionHall AView Abstract
WED520Carl FossumVirginia Tech682Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsMechanistic diversity and the role of water in the hydrolysis of sarin by single transition metal atoms on Mof-808Hall AView Abstract
TUES521Leena A. Nylander-FrenchUniversity of North Carolina, Gillings School of Global Public Health620Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsModel Predictions of MeS Skin Exposure Informed by the Variability of Metabolite Urinary Excretion in Controlled Human ExposuresHall AView Abstract
TUES522Leena A. Nylander-FrenchUniversity of North Carolina, Gillings School of Global Public Health622Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsDevelopment of a skin dosing method using Methyl SalicylateHall AView Abstract
WED524Bryan TienesNSWC Indian Head Division159Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsNaval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division support to outdoor chemical simulant and biological surrogate releases in littoral and maritime environments.Hall AView Abstract
TUES525Robert F WilliamsLos Alamos National Laboratory738Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsNuclear Magnetic Resonance at Low Magnetic Fields for Signature Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) and Emerging ThreatsHall AView Abstract
WED526Inge CorbinDTRA JSTO689Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsPhysical property review and assessment of diisopropyl methylphosphonate (DIMP)Hall AView Abstract
TUES527Francis DamicoUS Army, DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center595Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsPortable Testbed for Bioaerosol Detector Performance EvaluationHall AView Abstract
WED528Cris LewisSouthwest Research Institute712Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsSimulant Chamber TestingHall AView Abstract
TUES529Hergen EilersWashington State University49Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsSingle-shot standoff hyperspectral Raman imaging of diisopropyl methylphosphonateHall AView Abstract
TUES530Hergen EilersWashington State University266Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsAn Overview of Research withing the Materials Science in Extreme Environments University Research AllianceHall AView Abstract
WED532Steve HannaHANNA CONSULTANTS124Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsSteps after Jack Rabbit II Chlorine Field Experiment to Calibrate and Post-Process Concentration and Meteorological Observations Provided by DPGHall AView Abstract
TUES533Tom SpicerUniversity of Arkansas93Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD SimulantsTwo-dimensional Particle Image Velocimetry measurements in a wind tunnel model of the Jack Rabbit II chlorine field testsHall AView Abstract
WED534Cynthia Van AckerUSAMRICD343Threat Agent Defeat Modeling and Testing using WMD Simulants - Session Chair: Bruce HindsDeveloping an Assay to Further Elucidate the Interactions of Chemical Warfare Agents and Reactivators with AcetylcholinesteraseHall AView Abstract
TUES535Emily LuteranLos Alamos National Laboratory212Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureA method for simultaneous evaluation of blood brain barrier transport and therapeutic functionality in vitroHall AView Abstract
WED536Julian ChenLos Alamos National Laboratory691Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureAging of acetylcholinesterase, the movie: Understanding the mechanisms of dealkylation of organophosphorus-acetylcholinesterase adducts as a means of developing new medical countermeasuresHall AView Abstract
WED538Paul PetersonLos Alamos National Laboratory509Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureDevelopment and Implementation of Biomimetic Shuttles that Transport Charged Oximes Across the Blood Brain Barrier While Maintaining Their Therapeutic PotentialHall AView Abstract
TUES539Masahiro NakashimaNational Defense Medical College194Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureDevelopment of a humanized mouse model to evaluate medical countermeasures of Staphylococcus aureus enterotoxin BHall AView Abstract
WED540Zoe VaughOak Ridge Institute for Science and Education302Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureDevelopment of a Structure-Activity Relationship of Non-Oxime Based Reactivators for Nerve Agent-Inhibited AcetylcholinesteraseHall AView Abstract
TUES541Elizabeth HamelinCDC633Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureDevelopment of functional assays to confirm biological activity of select conotoxinsHall AView Abstract
WED542Nicola WadeUniversity of Glasgow387Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureDiscovery of medical countermeasures against α-conotoxins using a mRNA cyclic peptide display platformHall AView Abstract
TUES543Michael CapperUniversity of Glasgow106Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureElucidating the precise mechanism of ⍺-Conotoxin antagonism at the muscle-type nicotinic acetylcholine receptorHall AView Abstract
WED544Min Hoon LEEABION Inc., Seoul 08394, Republic of Korea / Department of Molecular Medicine and Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Graduate School of Convergence Science and Technology, Seoul National University289Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureEvaluation of staphylococcal enterotoxin B subunit vaccine; assessment of vaccine efficacy and residual toxicityHall AView Abstract
TUES545Larry Zana MSConsegna Pharma Inc.672Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureEvaluation of the Ability to Prevent Renarcotization After Carfentanil Challenge in CaninesHall AView Abstract
WED546Steven TurnerUniversity of Southampton313Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureInvestigating a possible disulfide shuffling mechanism of alpha-conotoxins using QM/MM molecular dynamics simulation.Hall AView Abstract
TUES547Elizabeth ClarkeLos Alamos National Laboratory364Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureOptimization of production and purification of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) for toxin-binding analysisHall AView Abstract
WED548Melody ZacharkoU.S. Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center206Toxin Medical Countermeasures - Development of Novel, Broad-Spectrum Countermeasures for Toxin ExposureTesting and Evaluation of Synthesized Peptide Proteins using Quality MetricsHall AView Abstract