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Nanoinformatics in Support of Defense Applications of Nanotechnology Christopher J. Detzel, PhD Research Scientist/PI, NanoSafe, Inc. Matthew S. Hull, PhD President/Founder, NanoSafe, Inc. 9 December 2011 1800 Kraft Drive, Suite 107 I Blacksburg, VA 24060 1.877.SAF.NANO www.nanosafeinc.com [email protected]

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Nanoinformatics in Support of Defense Applications of

Nanotechnology

Christopher J. Detzel, PhDResearch Scientist/PI, NanoSafe, Inc.

Matthew S. Hull, PhDPresident/Founder, NanoSafe, Inc.

9 December 2011

1800 Kraft Drive, Suite 107 IBlacksburg, VA 24060 1.877.SAF.NANO

www.nanosafeinc.com [email protected]

WARNING – This document contains technical data whose export is restricted by the Arms Export Control Act (Title 22, U.S.C., Sec 2751, et seq.) or the Export

Administration Act of 1979 (Title 50, U.S.C., App. 2401 et seq.), as amended. Violations of these export laws are subject to severe criminal penalties.

Disseminate in accordance with provisions of DoD Directive 5230.25.

Distribution authorized to U.S. Government Agencies Only.

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Defense Applications of Nanotechnology

Extraordinary potential benefits…

Unknown human and environmental safety and health (ES&H) risks

Protecting Nanotechnology Users

Impossible to evaluate risks of all

nanoparticle (NP) variants

Data linking NP structure to behavior

and activity is emerging, but scattered

Informatics approaches needed to help

predict, mitigate risks

NanoSafe, Inc.’s

– 3D Periodic Table—3DPT™

Myriad NP variants

emerging

What is the 3DPT™3-Dimensional Periodic Table™

Nano

Literature

Online

Databases

Materials

Properties

Database

Modeling

Algorithms

Identify

Data

Trends

Generate

QSARs/

QSPRs

Classify

NPs

Make

Informed

Risk

Decisions

Link NP structural characteristics to

biological activity and material properties

Transform high-quality data streams into

critical information for guiding research and

risk management

Curating Emerging NP Data

Wealth of emerging

NP ES&H data

available

High-quality data

streams feed 3DPT™

Rapid 3DPT™

curation interface

streamlines data input

Characteristic Relations of

Nanomaterial Experimentation

Nanomaterial– Composition

– Physical Properties• Size, shape, surface coating/charge

– Characterization methods

Experimental System– Organism

• Species, in vivo, culture system

– Environmental• Persistence, aggregation

– Conditions• Temperature, time, dilutent

Measured Activity– Assay type

3DPT™Cross-citation data trends

Nanoinformatics at NanoSafe

Streamlined curation of ecotox and mammalian tox data

Cross-citation data trends

Development of predictive modeling tools

– Classical QSARs/QSPRs

– Alternative approaches for heterogeneous data

Logical classification of nanoparticles based on:

– Elemental composition

– Properties

– Toxicity

Current focus on defense applications of

nanotechnology

Thank you1800 Kraft Drive, Suite 107 Blacksburg, VA 24060 [email protected]