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#76: Printing Big: How ERDC builds complex structures layer by layer (opens the original)
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Learn how ERDC uses large-scale 3D printing, advanced materials and industry partnerships to build complex components and accelerate physical modeling.
#75: Before and After September 11: ERDC research protected lives on 9/11 and in the ensuing conflicts (opens the original)
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Learn how ERDC research in force protection, blast effects and protective design helped prepare the nation to respond to September 11 and the challenges that followed.
#74: High-Tech Hide and Seek: Innovative testbed pushes underwater UXO detection technology to its limits (opens the original)
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Across the country, coastal waters at Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) potentially contain unexploded ordnance. Finding, identifying, characterizing and, when necessary, safely clearing these munitions in shallow-water environments presents an immense challenge. Cutting-edge robotic systems equipped with advanced sensors, acoustics and precision mapping tools hold potential to locate these hazards. However, these technologies must first be proven in the chaotic, highly dynamic environment of t
#73: Building Stronger Levees: Biostabilization research is creating more resilient flood control network (opens the original)
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Learn how ERDC is using biopolymers and vegetation to reduce levee erosion, resist overtopping and explore lower-cost, long-term embankment protection.
#72: CLARITY: AI tool lightens the load of heavy military logistics (opens the original)
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Learn how ERDC and the Defense Logistics Agency are exploring how artificial intelligence can improve Class IV logistics planning.
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