Current Research Projects Include:

	An edited book by Drs. Robert Armstrong and Mark Drapeau titled, Biologically Inspired Innovation and National Security
	Support of the annual Admiral Thomas H. Moorer Military Energy Security Forum
	Poster about leading your organization through a pandemic flu
	Pandemic influenza and ensuring the readiness of fragile democracies
	Use of ecological models for understanding military operations
	Dual-use biotechnology and indirect measures for ascertaining intent
	Investigating how the military can leverage green technologies and ideas
	Review of the science and technology capabilities for chem/bio defense
	Uses of “Web 2.0” social software for military operations

Recent Publications

	Weathering the Storm: Leading Your Organization Through a Pandemic Flu Event (poster)
	"China’s S&T Emergence: A Proposal for U.S. DOD-China Collaboration in Fundamental Research" (Defense and Technology Paper)
	So Many Zebras, So Little Time: Ecological Models and Counterinsurgency Operations (Defense Horizons)
	A Microscopic Insurgent (New York Times)
	Weathering the Storm: Leading Your Organization Through a Pandemic (Defense and Technology Paper)
	Fishing for Terrorist Starfish (Washington Times)
	Culture, Conflict, and…Climate? (Science)
	Climate of Subtle Conflict (Washington Times)
	Cooperative Crisis Management and Avian Influenza (Defense & Technology Paper)
	Catastrophic Bioterrorism – What Is To Be Done?

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