DARPA award almost $500K for Methods of Explosive Detection at Standoff project

Written by S Johnson. Published on 22 April 2013.

DARPA has awarded Northeastern University $467,755 to rapidly develop and demonstrate non-contact methods to detect explosives embedded or packaged in opaque media with high water content (e.g., water, mud, meat/animal carcasses) at standoff.

DARPA has awarded Northeastern University $467,755 to rapidly develop and demonstrate non-contact methods to detect explosives embedded or packaged in opaque media with high water content (e.g., water, mud, meat/animal carcasses) at standoff.

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