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1 st Military Biomaterials Roadmap Gap AnalysisLow TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE HighRequirementsTechnology gapCapabilities2004 TodayNew strategic planCurrent capabilities trendProjected requirements trends ( tbd)forces]COMMERCIALIZATION CHALLENGE = f [TIME; $; market08 November 2006 CeMBR 2nd Military Biomaterials Roadmap Workshop
1 st Military Biomaterials Roadmap Gap Analysis1. BIOMATERIALS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE TO MILITARYMEDICINE• The process of biotechnology adaptation to militaryneeds is inefficient– military needs not a factor in early stage R&D• A coordinated military vision required– military support of biomaterials research is decentralized– opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations missedQ: How might we influence market forces to improve R&Dfocus on military requirements?Q: If the military has not yet achieved a coordinated visionfor biomaterials R&D, how might we assist thatprocess?08 November 2006 CeMBR 2nd Military Biomaterials Roadmap Workshop
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Page 7 and 8: CeMBR’s Mission• The Center for
Page 9 and 10: Current CeMBR projects address all
Page 11 and 12: MBI’s Approach to Limb Regenerati
Page 13 and 14: Conclusions• The Military Biomate
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