Applications of Nanotechnology in Military Medicine: From the Battlefield to the Hospital and Beyond
It is not enough for a nation to have a strong military force. It is equally important to ensure that…
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It is not enough for a nation to have a strong military force. It is equally important to ensure that…
Effective decontamination technology is an ongoing need for the Department of Defense as crude weapons utilizing biological and chemical payloads…
On the morning of April 28, 1986, the alarm sounded at the Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant, about an hour north…
The U.S. Department of Defense is a significant consumer of petroleum fuel. In Fiscal Year 2014, the DoD consumed 87.4…
Introduction How ready is the government for the aftermath of natural disasters or terrorist attacks? While significant work is underway…
Consider the work of a military medic in the field when a warfighter comes on sick call complaining of a…
Introduction The 21st century brought with it a democratization of media production and distribution. The ability to capture events on…
The Department of Defense operates worldwide, including in remote and austere environments without access to modern medical facilities. The task…
The Homeland Defense and Security Information Analysis Center received a request for technical information and analysis on emerging technologies, challenges…
The Need Dogs are a deployable and mobile sensor that can be used in a wide variety of environmental conditions…
Energy security and forward operating base self-sufficiency are not solely logistics issues; they also affect the safety of the warfighter….
Introduction Special Operations Forces work in demanding, high-risk environments. The soldiers train to succeed in the most complex missions; they…