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Signature Science-led team awarded $1.57M DARPA contract to develop spore-phage amplified detection for subterranean chemical threats

Researchers from Signature Science and the Texas A&M University Center for Phage Technology aim to develop a new platform to recognize chemical threats underground.

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Signature Science’s FRISC Service Enables DNA recovery from Spent Shell Casings

For years, investigators have relied on spent shell casings to identify the type of gun used in a crime, but they have believed that those same casings were unlikely to ...

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Developing, Maintaining, and Updating the U.S. National Guard WMD-CSTs’ ISO 17025 Accreditation

Ensuring the quality of mission response now and into the future

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Next Generation Sequencing to Detect Environmental Stress

Dr. Krista Ternus presented her research at the National Environmental Monitoring Conference held August 5-9, 2019.

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SigSciPT: Suspicious White Powder Incidents Present New Risks

Fentanyl and its analogues present identification challenges for first responders

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Signature Science Team awarded Phase 2 funding for IARPA’s Proteos program

Researchers from Signature Science, University of North Texas Health Science Center, and The Ohio State University are combining their proteogenomic and investigative genetics expertise to develop a new method (called ...

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Mendelian Simulation of STR Genotypes from Existing Sample Data to Create Standard Truth Pedigrees for Benchmarking New Familial Inference Methods

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Artificial Fingerprints for Reproducible Development of Touch Sample Analysis Methods

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Focus on Third Party Testing to support TSA Acquisitions

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has an interest in streamlining their acquisition process for new detection technologies. Manufacturers of detection technologies desire to get their products to market as fast ...

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Increasing Sexual Assault Kit Workflow Efficiency through Automation

Signature Science, a private Forensic DNA Laboratory based in Austin, Texas, validated a suite of robotics and associated methods for sexual assault kit processing in 2018 with the goal of increasing ...

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Validating Metagenomic Analyses through Simulated Direct and Indirect Healthcare-Related Pathogen Transmission Events

Signature Science’s work was presented by Krista Ternus at the Sequencing, Finishing, and Analysis in the Future Meeting held May 21-23, 2019.

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Signature Science-led team awarded $1.57M DARPA contract to develop spore-phage amplified detection for subterranean chemical threats

Signature Science’s FRISC Service Enables DNA recovery from Spent Shell Casings

Developing, Maintaining, and Updating the U.S. National Guard WMD-CSTs’ ISO 17025 Accreditation

Next Generation Sequencing to Detect Environmental Stress

SigSciPT: Suspicious White Powder Incidents Present New Risks

Signature Science Team awarded Phase 2 funding for IARPA’s Proteos program

Mendelian Simulation of STR Genotypes from Existing Sample Data to Create Standard Truth Pedigrees for Benchmarking New Familial Inference Methods

Artificial Fingerprints for Reproducible Development of Touch Sample Analysis Methods

Focus on Third Party Testing to support TSA Acquisitions

Increasing Sexual Assault Kit Workflow Efficiency through Automation

Validating Metagenomic Analyses through Simulated Direct and Indirect Healthcare-Related Pathogen Transmission Events

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New Methods, Same Motives: the IED Threat Requires a Resolute Response

Signature Science team authored paper published in “BMC Infectious Diseases”

Signature Science Becomes First Private Laboratory to Implement STACS® Casework

Signature Science Team Awarded Phase 3 Funding for IARPA Fun GCAT Program

SigSci scientists co-author study published in "Forensic Science International: Genetics"