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CRTI approves 17 counter-terrorism projects covering wide range of research areas

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May 6, 2003

Technology R&D and acceleration

Counter terrorism R&D is receiving a $66-million boost from the latest round of projects approved by the CBRN Research & Technology Initiative (CRTI). From a new public health intelligence network to the enhancement of a suppressive foam to mitigate the effects of explosive devices, the projects are driven by the need to link the scientific community to first responders and to close gaps in S&T capacity.

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