Tuesday, 14 December 2004

What? Me Worry?Fielding Technology and Products,by BG Stephen V. Reeves, Joint Program Executive Officer
Chem/Bio Defense

CB Technology for the Joint Warfighter, by COL Ben Hagar, Joint Science & Technology Office, CB Defense Directorate, DTRA

United States Special Operations Command Technical Industrial Liaison Office, by Mr. Joseph R. Daum, US Special Operations Command

WaterSentryTM: A Continuous Real-Time Water Monitoring Biosensor System, by Dr. Elias Greenbaum, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Using Sensor Data in NBC Warning and Reporting, by Mr. Jack E. Berndt, Director, NBC Software Systems, OptiMetrics, Inc


Wednesday, 15 December 2004

Homeland Security Suite (HoSS) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, by Dr. George R. Thompson, Chemical Compliance Systems, Inc

Epidemic Outbreak Surveillance (EOS), by CAPT W. K. Alexander, MSC, USN, JFCOM J02M

Chemical and Biological AgentSensor/Detector SystemsTechnology Development forApplications in the Global War on Terrorism, by Mr. Marc Rippen, Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC)

Discrimination between High Explosive and Potentially Chemical/Biological Artillery Using Acoustic Sensors, by Dr. Myron E. Hohil, U.S. Army ARDEC

Micro/Nano Bio Sensors, by Dr. Michael Connelly, Integrated Nano-Technologies

The Use of Emulsions to Stabilize Residuals of Dirty Bomb Attacks, by Dr. Victor Medina, Principal Investigator, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center

A Simulation Platform for Multi Detector Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) and Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs) and Substances Training, by Mr. Jack O’Neil, Argon Electronics US Office

Collective Protection Using Non-Thermal Plasma and Carbon Filtration, by Ken Rappé, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Exoskeleton for Human Performance Augmentation: The Platform for the Future Combat System (FCS) Soldier, by Dr. John Main, DARPA, PM, Defense Sciences Office and Dr. Dennis Kowal, IDA, Science and Technology Division

CBRN Hydration, by Mr. Chuck Hunter, CamelBak


Thursday, 16 December 2004

Civil - Military Operations & Cooperation, by Maj Chris Reynolds, USAFR, CEM, United States Special Operations Command, Battalion Chief- Hillsborough County Fire Rescue

Biologic Antimicrobial Countermeasures, by Dr. Devon Byrd, Defense Threat Reduction Agency

Chemical and Biological Microsensor Development at Sandia National Laboratories, Dr. Steve Casalnuovo, Microsensors Science and Technology Dept., Sandia National Laboratories

The Case Against Biodefense, by Col Patricia Coomber, USAF, PhD, Air Force Institute of Technology and Col Robert Armstrong, USAR, PhD, Air Force Institute of Technology

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