Research worldwide to protect America
Preventing spread of disease in Kenya In Kenya, 42 percent1 of the population falls below the poverty line. Lack of health care among the impoverished increases the risk of hard-to-control […]
National Security
Improving security for storage of dangerous materials
New technology safeguards radioactive weapons and waste Safe storage of nuclear weapons and waste is critical for national security and environmental health. Specialized seals are used to prevent tampering. WSU […]
Reducing the threat of rabies in Africa
Experts seek ways to confer protection in nations with scant medical resources Canine rabies has been eliminated in developed countries but remains a threat to half the world, including the […]
Disarming a deadly virus
Scientist discovers how infection with the deadly Nipah virus takes hold Everyone has seen it in the movies: a deadly virus breaks out of a remote locale and spreads like […]
Educating tomorrow’s nuclear forensics experts and reactor operators
Students gain unique, hands-on experience at the WSU Nuclear Radiation Center Since the close of World War II, America has sought to reduce the threat of nuclear war. Yet, some […]
Research with impact
Scientists develop lighter weight body armor to protect U.S. soldiers How can body armor for U.S. soldiers be made lighter, yet still provide effective protection? For the answer, the U.S. […]