United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases - Notable USAMRIID Scientists

Notable USAMRIID Scientists

  • C. J. Peters, physician and virologist made famous by the best-seller The Hot Zone
  • Ayaad Assaad, microbiologist and toxicologist
  • William C. Patrick III, microbiologist, former bioweaponeer and UNSCOM inspector
  • Richard O. Spertzel, microbiologist, veterinarian and UNSCOM inspector
  • Steven Hatfill, physician, virologist and former Amerithrax suspect
  • Bruce Ivins, microbiologist and vaccinologist; identified by the FBI as the Amerithrax culprit
  • Philip M. Zack, microbiologist
  • Thomas A. Miller, PhD, Entomologist and former Administrator of Bioeffects Research until his myterious death in 1989.

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