ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting 2003

36th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM) June 8-11 2003 Spnsored by the Trenton ACS Section and Princeton University

Confirmed Speakers: Homeland Defense: The Roler of Chemistry in Homelannd Defense

Program Id	Author 1 Name	Author 1 Institution	Title	Presentation Time	Duration (Minutes)	Building	Room
97	Anna Johnson-Winegar	Department of Defense	Department of Defense Chemical and Biological Defense Capabilities: Leveraging Technology and Expertise to Protect the Homeland	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 9:00AM	40	Jadwin	JA09
98	Elizabeth George	Department of Energy	Research Areas where CHEMISTS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO CIVILIAN PROTECTION AND DEFENSE	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 9:40AM	40	Jadwin	JA09
99	David Alland	UMDNJ Center for BioDefense at New Jersey Medical School	Molecular beacons and real-time PCR as tools for biodefense and public health.	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 10:20AM	40	Jadwin	JA09
100	Scott Berger	Center for Chemical Process Safety	Security Vulnerability Analysis for Sites that Manufacture and Use Chemicals	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 11:00AM	40	Jadwin	JA09

150	Paul Lioy	Rutgers University	Analysis of the material from Ground Zero.	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 2:00PM	30	Jadwin	JA09
151	George Preti Ph.D.	Monell Chemical Senses Center	ODORANTS AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER, 4 WEEKS POST-9/11: ANALYSIS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/OLFACTOMETRY AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/MASS SPECTROMETRY	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 2:30PM	30	Jadwin	JA09
152	Omowunmi A. Sadik	State University of New York at Binghamton	DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLIGENT SENSORS TO COMBAT TERRORISM	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 3:00PM	40	Jadwin	JA09
153	Nancy Connell	University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey	DNA MICROARRAY ANALYSIS OF INFECTION BY SELECT AGENTS: A NOVEL DETECTION STRATEGY	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 3:40PM	40	Jadwin	JA09
154	Peter C. Kahn	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey	On the Role of Buried Charge in Protein Stability	Tuesday, Jun 10 2003 4:20PM	30	Jadwin	JA09