By Martin Fackler, NY Times November 19, 2017 FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, Japan – Four engineers hunched before a bank of monitors, one holding what looked like a game [...]
By Elena Guardincerri, Santa Fe New Mexican August 28, 2017 For traditional Christian architecture, the dome of a Renaissance cathedral represents Heaven. There is poetic symmetry today in using [...]
By Mike Freeman, The San Diego Union-Tribune May 04, 2017 At Decision Sciences International Corp.’s Poway headquarters, a 20-foot shipping container sits beneath a car-wash size scanner. After [...]
National Security Science December, 2016 Every year, more than 16 million vehicles and shipping containers enter the United States through its ports of entry. Suppose a nuclear bomb, a dirty [...]
Los Alamos’s muon vision to the rescue. National Security Science December, 2016 On the afternoon of March 11, 2011, a 9.0-magnitude earthquake occurred off Japan’s northeast coast. About 50 [...]
Decision Sciences International Corp. has received a potential $5.2 million contract to expand the detection capabilities of a cargo scanning system it has developed and tested for passively [...]
Original article from Homeland Security Today, Nov. 4, 2015, by Amanda Vicinanzo Amanda Vicinanzo, Senior Editor It’s the stuff of nightmares and thrillers. Terrorists detonate a dirty bomb at a [...]
The Nuke Detectives Clandestine weapons: New ways to detect covert nuclear weapons are being developed, which could help inspectors monitor Iran’s nuclear deal Original article from The [...]
Original article from Tribune Freeport, by Denise Maycock, August 12, 2015 A NEW type of cargo scanner to detect radiological and nuclear material in containers was assessed at the Freeport [...]
Featured Story Authored by: Bahamas Information Services Source: Bahamas Information Services Date: August 12, 2015 Original article from Bahamas.gov. Minister Darville is pictured left, and Mr. [...]
