National Security Archive
Three engineering faculty papers accepted by international conference
Mizzou Engineering will be well represented at the Twelfth IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) to be held in Kyoto, Japan this fall.
Published On: 09/2/2009
Faculty profile: Hani Salim
An engineering career in which explosives play a key role, even if the work involves minimizing their destructive impact, is the stuff that fuels most boys' dreams: the noise, the percussion, the fire and smoke.
Published On: 08/3/2009
Mizzou Engineering building security with new blast-resistant glass
Airports and government buildings soon may be less vulnerable to small-scale explosions thanks to a blast-resistant glass that two Mizzou Engineering researchers are developing.
Published On: 07/29/2009
Advanced Molecule Detection
Published On: 07/1/2009
Gift funds Center for Cyber Security
Published On: 03/14/2009
Mizzou team focused on anti-IED surveillance system
A team of Mizzou Engineering researchers is seeking to develop complex surveillance software that would alert American troops to deadly explosives before they can be deployed.
Published On: 01/1/2009
Mizzou Engineering working to disarm growing threat
Randy Curry, professor of electrical and computer engineering in the College of Engineering and director of MU's Center for Physical and Power Electronics, has been working with Boeing Company's Advanced Global Strike Systems division for two years on technology capable of remotely countering explosive devices. The $3 million program to help refine that technology is included in the 2008 Defense Department budget.
Published On: 01/1/2009
Mizzou Engineering student earns international recognition
A Mizzou Engineering graduate student's work on a new technique to test the strength of carbon fiber materials vital to advanced transportation technologies has received international recognition.
Published On: 12/31/2008
Extensive MU engineering research funded by DoD
Published On: 12/1/2008
Mizzou Engineering's military ties: students, vets and research
Published On: 12/1/2008
Engineering researchers developing portable water recycling system
University of Missouri engineering researchers are developing a portable wastewater treatment system for military bases that they believe ultimately will produce water pure enough to drink.
Published On: 11/3/2008
Uncovering radar signatures to detect landmines
A Mizzou Engineering professor is working to improve landmine detector efficiency.
Published On: 06/23/2008
Biometric trends in security
The biometric era that many foresee should be based on several biometric identifiers, rather than a single trait, a prominent biometric researcher contends.
Published On: 02/1/2008
CoE working to lighten the military's load
The high-tech American soldier-equipped with computers, radios and night "vision goggles" is by now a familiar figure. Less well-known is the physical and logistical burden the electronic equipment represents. Soldiers already are laden with tens of pounds of batteries to provide power for all the electronic devices and weaponry so prominent on today's battlefield, and the military¿s power requirements are growing.
Published On: 02/1/2007
