We are accepting abstracts for the upcoming HDIAC Journal, Vol. 9, No. 1. This journal features exclusive, publicly releasable articles on new and emerging science, engineering, and technology within the homeland defense and security community. The deadline for abstract submissions is September 6, 2024. Contributors will be notified if their submission is selected for publication by September 20, 2024. Selected articles will be due December 13, 2024, to ensure a March 2025 publication date.
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN ABSTRACT:
• 200 words
• Prospective title
• Your organization
• All authors
• Highlighted focus area(s)
SUBMIT IDEAS/ABSTRACT:
https://hdac.org/publish/ or email Aaron at journal@hdiac.org
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