As Geneva concludes another successful year, we wish to highlight the activities and accomplishments that have positioned the organization to advance military medical research. In 2019, Geneva supported 240+ researchers engaged in 480+ programs in research areas including brain health, infectious diseases, critical care, rehabilitative medicine, and oncology. Over 150 employees were hired worldwide at
President & CEO Elise Huszar and Program Manager Linzie Wagner are attending the Extremity War Injuries (EWI) 15th Annual Meeting on 20-22 January in Washington, D.C. The symposium will identify top orthopedic research priorities for the wounded warrior and notable research gaps that affect service members. As of Q4 2019, Geneva’s support of the warfighter
During the 2019 ASTMH Annual Meeting, Integrum Scientific revealed a first of its kind mobile BSL-3 lab, the first outbreak readiness and response vehicle designed specifically for on-site work in the challenging equatorial regions where research, diagnostics, and treatment are needed most. This ruggedized mobile lab aims to reduce the impact of pandemic threats in
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Geneva will be exhibiting at the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene (ASTMH) annual meeting in National Harbor, MD from 20-24 November. ASTMH is the largest international scientific organization of experts dedicated to reducing the worldwide burden of tropical infectious diseases and improving global health. The meeting serves as a collaborative venue for communicating and discussing
Senior Nurse Scientist at Madigan Army Medical Center and Geneva’s 2018 Researcher of the Year MAJ (Ret.) Mary McCarthy, PhD was honored as guest speaker for Geneva’s Join the Conversation event on 13 November. Her presentation, addressed to community members and military medical leaders, focused on the impact that her longstanding commitment to nursing research
Thank you Medical Scientific Writer Ashley Adams at Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC) for your outstanding service and dedication to Geneva’s core values and mission! Excerpts from her nominations state: “Ashley is advancing military medicine by supporting and inspiring innovative scientific research at WAMC. She is instrumental in developing, reviewing, and mentoring research protocols, manuscripts,
Geneva invites you to Join the Conversation on 13 November at 7:30 AM in Tacoma, WA with special guest speaker Senior Nurse Scientist at Madigan Army Medical Center and Geneva’s 2018 Researcher of the Year MAJ (Ret.) Mary McCarthy, PhD. Dr. McCarthy has partnered with Geneva since 1996 and has been instrumental to the sustainment of
Geneva and collaborating partners are driving military medical research by successfully 3D printing health care products such as bioactive bandages and a meniscus in an austere environment. Joel Gaston (4D Bio3, Geneva), John Getz (RoosterBio, Inc), LTC Jason Barnhill (United States Military Academy), Vincent B. Ho, (4D Bio3 Director, USU), Ken Church (nScrypt), Kelli Blaize-Wise (4D Bio3, Geneva), Linzie Wagner (4D Bio3, Geneva)