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2010
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The following projects were developed by RIHTOP within
the framework of international cooperation in 2010:
ISTC Project No. 3316: “Surface Decontamination after Chemical Terrorism: Safety
Standards Development”. Collaborator: Environment Technology Center, Canada. Project
opening date: September 1, 2006; Project complete date: January 31, 2010. Project
Manager: Nikolay G. Britanov, Head of Occupational Health Laboratory.
ISTC Project No. 3476: “Unified method for biosystems’ state space modeling”. Partner:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Project opening date: July 1, 2006; Project
complete date: December 31, 2011. Project Manager: Yelena V. Bulanova, Head of Research
Organizational Department.
ISTC Project No. 3642: “Studying of soman, sarin, and sulfur mustard stability in
drinking water in the presence of oxidants and without them”. Collaborator: Chemical
and Biological Safety Division, U.S. Aberdeen Proving Ground; Partner: U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency. Project opening date: February 1, 2007; Project complete date:
October 31, 2012. Project Manager: Yelena P. Vekhter, Deputy Head of Chemistry Department.
ISTC Project No. 3645: “The experimental substantiation of maximum permissible soil
contamination after chemical terrorist acts”. Collaborator: Royal Military College
of Canada. Project opening date: December 1, 2008; Project complete date: November
30, 2011. Project Manager: Alexander A. Maslennikov, Head of Environmental Toxicology
Laboratory.
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2009
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The following projects were developed by RIHTOP within
the framework of international cooperation in 2009:
ISTC Project No. 3316: “Surface Decontamination after Chemical Terrorism: Safety
Standards Development”. Collaborator: Environment Technology Center, Canada. Project
opening date: September 1, 2006; Project complete date: January 31, 2009. Project
Manager: Nikolay G. Britanov, Head of Occupational Health Laboratory.
ISTC Project No. 3320: “Development of Analytical Methodology for Quantitative Determination
of Organophosphorus Chemical Agents in Air”. Collaborator: CDR USA SBCCOM (Soldier,
Biological & Chemical Command). Project opening date: May 1, 2006; Project complete
date: September 30, 2009. Project Manager: Igor E. Pildus, Head of Chemistry Department.
ISTC Project No. 3476: “Unified method of state space modeling of biological systems”.
Partner: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Project opening date: July 1, 2006;
Project complete date: December 31, 2010. Project Manager: Yelena V. Bulanova, Head
of Research Organizational Department.
ISTC Project No. 3642: “Studying of soman, sarin, and sulfur mustard stability in
drinking water in the presences of oxidants and without them”. Collaborator: Chemical
and Biological Safety Division, U.S. Aberdeen Proving Ground; Partner: U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency. Project opening date: February 1, 2007; Project complete date:
October 31, 2009. Project Manager: Yelena P. Vekhter, Deputy Head of Chemistry Department.
ISTC Project No. 3645: “The experimental substantiation of maximum permissible soil
contamination after chemical terrorist acts”. Collaborator: Royal Military College
of Canada. Project opening date: December 1, 2008; Project complete date: November
30, 2011. Project Manager: Alexander A. Maslennikov, Head of Environmental Toxicology
Laboratory.
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2008
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The following projects were developed by RIHTOP within
the framework of international cooperation in 2008:
Ongoing projects:
ISTC Project # 3316 “Surface Decontamination after Chemical Terrorism: Safety Standards
Development”. Collaborator: Environment Technology Center, Canada. Project opening
date: September 1, 2006, Project complete date: August 31, 2009. Project Manager:
Nikolai G. Britanov, Head of Occupational Health Laboratory
ISTC Project # 3320 “Development of Analytical Methodology for Quantitative Determination
of Organophosphorus Chemical Agents in Air”. Collaborator: CDR USA SBCCOM (Soldier,
Biological & Chemical Command). Project opening date: May 1, 2006, Project complete
date: September 30, 2009. Project Manager: Igor E. Pildus, Head of Chemistry Department
ISTC Project # 3476 “Unified method of state space modeling of biological systems”.
Partner: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Project opening date: July 1, 2006,
Project complete date: June 30, 2009. Project Manager: Elena V. Bulanova, Head of
Research Organizational Department
ISTC Project # 3642 “Studying of soman, sarin, and sulfur mustard stability in drinking
water in the presences of oxidants and without them”. Collaborator: Chemical and
Biological Safety Division, U.S. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Partner: U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency. Project opening date: February 1, 2007, Project complete date:
October 31, 2009. Project Manager: Elena P. Vekhter, Deputy Head of Chemistry Department
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2007
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In context of international cooperation, the Institute
was involved in the following international projects of 2007:
The projects to be continued:
ISTC project No 2733 " Development of Acute Exposure Guideline Levels for Hazardous
Chemicals". Collaborator: Environment Protection Agency, USA. From 1 November 2003
- 220 April 2007
ISTC project No 3316 "Surface Decontamination after Chemical Terrorist Acts: Safety
Standards." Collaborator: Environmental Technology Center, Canada. From 1 September
2006 - 31 August 2009.
ISTC project No 3320 " Analytical procedure for quantification of organophosphorus
agents in air." Collaborator: Military Chemical and Biological Defense Administration,
USA. From 1 May 2006 to 30 April 2009.
ISTC project No 3476 "Unified method of biological systems state space modeling."
Partner: Environment Protection Agency, USA. From 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009.
New projects:
ISTC project No 3642 "Study of oxide-dependent and oxide-free persistence of sarin,
soman and sulfur mustard in drinking water." Collaborator: Sub-unit of chemical
and biological safety, Aberding's ground, USA. Partner: Environment Protection Agency,
USA. From 1 February 2007 to 31 July 2008.
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2006
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In the framework of international cooperation, the Institute continued to carry
out the following international projects in 2006:
Transition Projects:
ISTC Project No. 2340 " Pharmacological Correction of Trimethylphosphate-induced
Male Reproductive Function Disorders". Collaborator - Toxicological Center, University
of Virginia (USA). The onset of works - 1 May 2004, the completion of works - 30
September 2006.
ISTC Project No. 2733 " The Development of Acute Exposure Guide Levels (AEGL) of
dangerous chemical substances". Collaborator - Environmental Protection Agency (USA).
The onset of works - 1 November 2003, the completion of works - 20 April 2007.
New projects:
ISTC Project No. 3316 "Surface decontamination following chemical terrorist acts:
The Development of safety standards". Collaborator - Environmental Technology Centre
(Canada). The onset of works - 1 September 2006, the completion of works - 31 August
2009.
ISTC Project No. 3320 " The Development of analytical methodology for quantification
of organophosphorus agents in atmosphere". Collaborator - Military Administration
on Chemical and Biological Defense (USA). The onset of works - 1 May 2006, the completion
of works - 30 April 2009.
ISTC Project No. 3476 "Unified Method to Model Space for Biological Systems Conditions."
The Partner: Environmental Protection Agency (USA). The onset of works - 1 July
2006, the completion of works - 30 June 2009.
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2005
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In the framework of international cooperation, the Institute continued, in 2005,
to deal with the following international projects:
Long-term projects:
ISTC Project No 2733 : " Development of acute exposure guide limits (AEGL) for chemically
dangerous substances." Collaborator - Environment Protection Agency (USA). 1 November
2003 - 20 April 2007.
ISTC Project No. 2340 " Pharmacological correction for thimethylphosphate-induced
of male reproductive function disorders". Collaborator - Toxicological Center at
University of Virginia (USA). 1 May 2004 - 30 April 2006.
New projects:
ISTC project No. 3320 " Development of analytical method for quantification of organophosphorus
toxic agents in air." Financial issues were adopted at a meeting of the Board of
Managers, International Scientific and Technical Center, October 2005. Expected
duration of the project is 3 years.
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2002-2004
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Project No 2345 on "Development of computer system for differential diagnosis of
poisonings by organophosphorus substances". Collaborative support to this project
was provided by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA). (November 2002-
January 2004)
Project No CSP-22 on " Creation of the RIHTOP communication system" (May - December
2003). The Institute has received a reliable access to the Internet through a leased
line and to international information resources through local area network. The
implementation of the project has provided a means for the Institute to introduce
up-to-date information technologies, including those related to video conferences
translation.
In November 2003, Agreement No. US WS06-03SB72 on conducting a number of meetings
which are cited as "Research Institute of Hygiene, Toxicology and Occupational Pathology
and the Russian-American BioIndustry Initiative, Integrated Toxicology Testing (RABIIT)
Program" was signed. In the frame of BioIndustry Initiative (BII), the US Department
of State has established the RABIIT program with different goals in mind and, particularly,
in response to demand for conducting toxicology testing that leaves a lot to be
desired both in Russia and abroad. Presently, the negotiations between parties concerned
has been completed, with the plan and budget built up for vivarium reconstruction.
The issues that need further consideration together with a sponsoring party, as
well as those concerning the onset of works on vivarium reconstruction are scheduled
to settle in 2005. On completion of this first stage, the Institute will be ready
to offer its contract services on toxicology testing.
Project No. 2733 on " Development of acute exposure guidance levels of hazardous
substances". Collaborator - Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA). Sponsor - ISTC
(November 2004- October 2005)
Project No. 2370 on "Pharmacological correction of thrimethylphosphate- induced
male reproduction function disorders". Collaborator - "Blue Ridge" Toxicological
Center, University of Virginia, USA. Sponsor - ISTC ( May 2004- April 2006).
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