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Armed with Science  

Armed with Science: Research and Applications for the Modern Military is a weekly webcast that discusses the importance of science and technology to military operations and the Department of Defense. We interview scientists, administrators, and operators to inform our listeners about cutting-edge scientific research and development sponsored by various defense offices. Tweet questions to @ArmedwScience and get SCIENCED!

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    Episode #47: DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge -- Top Guns

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    The Defense Department Cyber Crime Center (DC3) has conducted their DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge for the last 4 years to identify and recognize the Top Guns in the community and solve real-world challenges that digital forensic examiners face every day. The real-world cases could be the forensic examination of a terrorist's laptop, the artifacts of a sophisticated intrusion by an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) into a critical infrastructure system, the desktop of a suspected spy, or to identify the producer of child abuse images. As technology proliferates into every aspect of daily life, the crucial evidence that proves or disproves an allegation may be found in a desktop computer at work or home, a GPS reciever, wrist watch, thumb drive, CD, DVD, cell phone, camera, or game system. Jim Christy (SA Ret), director of Future Exploration for DC3, will discuss why he created the contest and the future plans for the Challenges.

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    DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge

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    Episode #17: DNA Vaccines for Hantaviruses

    Army scientists have developed vaccines against two types of hantaviruses, which are known health threats to U.S. troops stationed in Europe and Asia. The research team used small amounts of genetic material, or DNA, from the Hantaan and Puumala viruses to develop the vaccines. These DNA vaccines are potentially more cost-effective, and the needle-free vaccination method used to deliver them is less painful. Dr. Connie Schmaljohn, senior scientist at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Fort Detrick, Maryland, will discuss the research that led to the development of these vaccines and the path that lies ahead. Both vaccines are now in Phase I clinical testing, the first step toward licensure by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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    Episode #16: Using Science to Produce Innovations for Saving Energy at Sea

    Dr. Larry Schuette, Director of Innovation at the Office of Naval Research, will discuss how science is being used to produce innovations for saving energy at sea. The Department of the Navy is going green just like the rest of the world, and it is striving to reduce its energy consumption. The Office of Naval Research is introducing technologies to the fleet that will do just that. Dr. Schuette will talk about hybrid electric drive and solid state lighting as two examples innovations find their way into our fleet and reduce the Navy's energy consumption.

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    Episode #15: Using Social Science Research to Navigate the Human Terrain

    Drs. Ivy Estabrook, program officer for the Human, Social, Cultural and Behavioral Science program at the Office of Naval Research, and Elisa Bienenstock, Chief Human Science Officer at NSI, Inc., will discuss the Defense Department's efforts to understand how theoretical and methodological approaches from social science can benefit the warfighter. They will discuss several programs sponsored by the Director of Defense Science and Engineering that aim to refine and scale empirical, quantitative and computational methods to meet the needs of the Department of Defense.

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    Episode #14: Chasing the Holy Grail of Power - An Inexpensive, Lightweight, and Reliable Battery

    Sonja Gargies, Energy Storage Team Leader for the US Army Tank Automotive Research, Development Engineering Center (TARDEC), will discuss the Advanced Automotive Battery Initiative; how the Army collaborates with industry, academia and other government agencies; and the development of advanced-chemistry batteries for use in military ground vehicles and equipment.

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