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Identifying Complex Biomolecules: New Interface System Combines Gel Electrophoresis & Mass Spectrometer
If at First You Don’t Succeed…Flying Robots Grow in Number; Improve Performance – But Still Fall Short
Improved Sulfur Removal Process Could Increase Use of Coal & Natural Gas Without Worsening Acid Rain
Improving Indoor Air Quality
Improving Industrial Cooking
Improving Kidney Dialysis: New Blood Pump Reduces Cell Damage, Boosts Efficiency
Improving Product Usability & Design
Improving Radar Performance: Researchers Develop Computer Simulation that Could Save Engineers Time and Effort
Improving Technology Transfer to Small and Mid-Sized U.S. Firms: Researchers Suggest Improved Industrial Extension Collaboration
Improving Worker Safety & Comfort: Supervisors Gain New Skills to Correct Problems with “Human Factors”
In 1976, the Agency for International Development contracted with EES to...
In 1976, the Agency for International Development contracted with EES to field test n AID/Battelle hand-operated water pump in Costa Rica.
In 1989, GTRI engineers assisted the U.S. Air Force with converting a hu...
In 1989, GTRI engineers assisted the U.S. Air Force with converting a huge test collinator at Wright Patterson Air Force Base into the world's largest light detection and ranging system (LIDAR).
In 2008, GTRI won a contract to support development of a roadmap designe...
In 2008, GTRI won a contract to support development of a roadmap designed to improve the testing and evaluation of unmanned and autonomous systems for the U.S. Office of the Secretary of Defense.
In just two months, GTRI researchers developed a working prototype devic...
In just two months, GTRI researchers developed a working prototype device that provided a critical upgrade to a military aircraft missile warning system. Similar projects would normally require a year to complete, 2006.
In the GTRI Accessibility Evaluation Facility, senior research scientist...
In the GTRI Accessibility Evaluation Facility, senior research scientist Brad Fain assesses a variety of products. Volunteer James Johnson, who uses a wheelchair for mobility, helps Fain, 2006
In the World of the Very Small: Study of Molecular & Atomic Interaction Gives New Insights into Mechanical Contacts
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