Inkjet-Printed Flexible Wireless Sensors
Chemical warfare agents (CWAs) remain a major concern worldwide. This is especially true for nerve agents, which have played a…
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Chemical warfare agents (CWAs) remain a major concern worldwide. This is especially true for nerve agents, which have played a…
Current sensors capable of detecting chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear agents are limited by range, volume, and environment. Due to…
Unfamiliar face recognition, the visual identification of a person with whom you are unfamiliar, is commonly utilized in security settings….
Whether for injury rehabilitation or performance enhancement, the ultimate goal of exoskeleton research and development is to produce a wearable,…
The Department of Defense (DoD) has charged the service branches with the mission of improving their use of energy and…
As technology develops and allows for more sophisticated bioweapons and delivery systems to be created, the Department of Defense (DoD)…
Historically, burns have accounted for 5 to 20 percent of combat injuries, with 4 percent of burn victims succumbing to…
It is widely recognized that American farmers and ranchers make a major contribution to the U.S. economy by providing a…
Neuroscience and Technology in Defense Contexts Recent convocation of participatory parties in the Biological and Toxins Weapons Convention has prompted…
The food and agriculture sector is one of the United States’ 16 critical infrastructures, [1] supplying a safe, economical and…
In 2007, the Department of Veterans Affairs implemented its National MRSA Prevention Initiative program to reverse skyrocketing health care costs…
Introduction The individual warfighter now carries more than 100 pounds during combat operations, with a significant amount of that weight…