Tethered Balloon Operations & Modeling Efforts at ARM AMF3 Site at Oliktok Point AK
Abstract not provided.
Publications
AMF-3 ARM Climate Research Facility
Abstract not provided.
Opportunities for Sustained Arctic Observations and Scientific Collaborations at the US Department of Energy Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Facilities on the North Slope of Alaska
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Safety, security and dual-use chemicals
Journal of Chemical Health and Safety
Many chemicals that are commonly used in laboratories and industries can be harmful if not handled properly. Chemical safety best practices are designed to protect people from accidentally being exposed to hazardous chemicals. On the other hand, chemical security best practices are designed to protect people from someone deliberately exposing others to hazardous chemicals. Many chemical safety best practices overlap with chemical security best practices, but there are important differences, as will be discussed in this article.
The DOE ARM Program & ARM-Sandia National Laboratories in Alaska
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Past & Current Missions at ARM Alaska Sites
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DOE ARM Science Mission Alasak Sites Operational Challenges and Future Plans
Abstract not provided.
Laboratory Risk Management Overview
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Introduction for Laboratory Facility Design Workshop
Abstract not provided.
Laboratory Design for Chemical Security - Awareness
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Advanced Chemical Management Training - DAY 2 (U)
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Advanced Chemical Management Training - DAY 3 (U)
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Advanced Chemical Management Training - DAY 4-5 (U)
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Advanced Chemical Management Training - DAY 1 (U)
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Chemical Safety and Security Academic Program Overview
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A C. elegans-based foam for rapid on-site detection of residual live virus
In the response to and recovery from a critical homeland security event involving deliberate or accidental release of biological agents, initial decontamination efforts are necessarily followed by tests for the presence of residual live virus or bacteria. Such 'clearance sampling' should be rapid and accurate, to inform decision makers as they take appropriate action to ensure the safety of the public and of operational personnel. However, the current protocol for clearance sampling is extremely time-intensive and costly, and requires significant amounts of laboratory space and capacity. Detection of residual live virus is particularly problematic and time-consuming, as it requires evaluation of replication potential within a eukaryotic host such as chicken embryos. The intention of this project was to develop a new method for clearance sampling, by leveraging Sandia's expertise in the biological and material sciences in order to create a C. elegans-based foam that could be applied directly to the entire contaminated area for quick and accurate detection of any and all residual live virus by means of a fluorescent signal. Such a novel technology for rapid, on-site detection of live virus would greatly interest the DHS, DoD, and EPA, and hold broad commercial potential, especially with regard to the transportation industry.
INH Risk Mitigation Workshop
Abstract not provided.
US History of Chemical Safety
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A C. elegans-Based Foam for Rapid On-Site Detection of Residual Live Virus
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Biofuels and Biomass Energy Systems
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Impacts of Integrating Renewable Energies into the electrical Grid
Abstract not provided.
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