Siqiang 'Richard' Zhu spreads a polymer gel on a plastic sheet. The gel is part of a system that detoxifies fabrics that have come in contact with biological or chemical weapons. The full story is available here.

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Crosslink Technical Lead Von Ebron explains the live-agent testing phase of the project he heads up at the St. Louis company's Springfield lab. The full story is available here.

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Crosslink Technical Lead Von Ebron says his team's project is currently at a technology readiness level of between two and three, on a scale of one to six. The full story is available here.

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Siqiang 'Richard' Zhu, Ph.D., checks a test print of Crosslink's polymer gel on a plastic sheet. The polymer gel is applied via a screenprint in the same method as printed T-shirts. The full story is available here.

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Olga Shulga, Ph.D., research chemist III, works with a liquid chromatography mass spectrometer, using surrogates for chemical warfare agents to show the effectiveness the polymer. The Crosslink team is developing a self-detoxifying polymer system that will decontaminate U.S. Army shelters if they're attacked with biological or chemical weapons. The full story is available here.

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Jenny Ulyanova, research chemist I, works with a gas chromatography mass spectrometer, using surrogates for chemical warfare agents to show the effectiveness the polymer. The Crosslink team is developing a self-detoxifying polymer system that will decontaminate U.S. Army shelters if they're attacked with biological or chemical weapons. The full story is available here.

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Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:01 pm

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