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Wednesday, 17 November 2004: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM | |||
251 A (Salt Palace L-2) | |||
Symposium: Medical Entomology Research in the U.S. Military | |||
Organizer(s): | Sharon L. Spradling, Sharon.Spradling@osd.mil Michael Zyzak, Michael.Zyzak@osd.mil | ||
8:00 AM | Introductory Remarks | ||
8:10 AM | 0948 | Deployed war fighter protection research program Richard Johnson, Richard.Johnson@osd.mil | |
8:30 AM | 0949 | Army entomology: Strength in numbers Stephen Berte, stephen.berte@us.army.mil | |
8:50 AM | 0950 | Sand fly research at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Russell Coleman, russell.coleman@na.amedd.army.mil | |
9:10 AM | 0951 | Leishmaniasis control in Iraq: Trials with deltamethrin-treated cloth John Putnam, John.Putnam@brooks.af.mil | |
9:30 AM | Break | ||
9:50 AM | 0952 | Underway in the Amazon: Vector research at the Naval Medical Research Center Detachment, Peru Jeff Stancil, stancil@nmrcd.med.navy.mil | |
10:10 AM | 0953 | Aerial spray research in the Department of Defense Karl Haagsma, karl.haagsma@youngstown.af.mil | |
10:30 AM | 0954 | Entomological research at the Naval Medical Research Unit No. 3 in Cairo, Egypt Dan Szumlas, SzumlasD@namru3.org | |
10:50 AM | 0955 | Remotely piloted vehicles: Potential public health vector control assets Eric Hoffman, erhoffman@dveccjax.med.navy.mil, Todd Walker |
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