ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Within DTRA JSTO is a program for Rapid Assessment of Platform Technologies Expediting Research. Scientists working on the RAPTER program are developing plug-and-play vaccine technology to create effective vaccines more quickly and efficiently. Join us in this episode of “Invisible Battlefields” as Dr. Tracy Pals, a DTRA JSTO scientist working on RAPTER, gives us an inside look into how RAPTER creates disruptive innovation in chemical and biological defense.
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