Solar-Enabled Water Treatment in Resource Limited Settings
Assured access to clean and potable water remains a challenge across the globe. In 2018, the United Nations estimated that…
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Assured access to clean and potable water remains a challenge across the globe. In 2018, the United Nations estimated that…
The preparedness and adaptability of our public health infrastructure is critical in the event of a biological incident (i.e., bioterrorism)…
Chemical analysis of human breath, bodily secretions, and odor signatures is an emerging focus of the biometrics and human systems…
Modern aircraft and ground vehicles rely on traditional power and energy storage devices. Due to their high mass and volume…
Global antimicrobial resistance is on the rise [1]. Antimicrobial resistance affects warfighters and military personnel both on the battlefield and…
Much of the dietary information provided to our military personnel is modeled after outdated recommendations that emphasize processed carbohydrates and…
Arthropod-borne viruses, known as arboviruses, pose an immense healthcare burden in developing and undeveloped countries in the tropical and sub-tropical…
Smart, portable, short-range (under 20 meters) radars in the microwave band have been investigated for use in human and animal…
The evolution of robotic systems has led to their employment for varied applications. Initial task domains included industrial fabrication, equipment…
Nerve agents are toxic organophosphates that disrupt chemical signaling throughout the central and peripheral nervous systems. The structures of several…
Sensing radiation of charged particles X- and γ-rays from radioactive isotopes or nuclear reactions plays a key role in…
Biometric technologies offer major advantages over conventional, legacy identification and authentication methods. In particular, they are more secure, accurate, reliable,…