Multi-phase Ceramic Composites as Hosts for Nuclear Waste
With the global population approaching 8 billion by 2020, how societies handle their waste is an important measure of economic…
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With the global population approaching 8 billion by 2020, how societies handle their waste is an important measure of economic…
Advances in battlefield trauma care and in body armor have led to an increase in the survival rates following injuries…
There is an overwhelming need to conduct diagnostic tests on soldiers deployed in remote locations, where a clinical laboratory is…
A decades-old electronics performance problem is re-emerging as the European Union enacted legislation removing the use of lead in electronics….
As new biological threats emerge around the world, deployed personnel risk encountering these agents both on the battlefield and during…
Malaria is a devastating infectious mosquito-borne disease caused by single-celled parasites called Plasmodium that can live inside red blood cells….
Graphene is the thinnest substance capable of conducting electricity, but is also flexible and one of the strongest known materials….
News reports continue to raise awareness of potential health threats associated with exposure to hazardous materials. The Elk River chemical…
When soldiers depart on long patrols, the gear they carry weighs up to 100lbs. Deployable communication devices such as radios,…
If the nuclear industry is to live up to its immense potential and thrive in a post-Fukushima, post 9/11 world…
Japan has worked for years to create a pair of glasses that will shield the wearer from discovery on facial…
The Advanced Materials Research Lab (AMRL) at North Carolina State University is creating a new class of metallic foam, known…