Defense Week 2003 Scott Nance - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Defense Week 2003 Scott Nance
2004: The year of big bucks for anti-terror.(review of funding the war on terrorism)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Agency developing wearable chemical sensors.(chemical suits for the U.S. armed forces)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
BBN Technologies builds "see-through-wall system.	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Company to launch fuel-cell advance.(PolyFuel Inc.)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
DAPRA drove military revolution, institute.(Institute for Defense Analyses report on the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DAPRA) role in the development of new technology for U.S. military)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
DHS provides opportunity to industry, labs.(U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS))	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
DHS tech boss: For some answers.(Charles McQueary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS))	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Experts plug need for supercomputers.(George Cotter advises the Congress on the strategic need for new supercomputers)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Firm to commercialize handheld radiation detector.(division of Ametek Advanced Measurement Technology to market detector)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Homeland security R and D agency slow to take off.	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
House chairman focuses on anti-terror tech.(U.S. Representative Mac Thornberry discusses homeland security needs)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Imposing liabilities - one suggestion to improve computer security.(Centers at Carnegie Mellon University recommendations for protecting government and military computer systems from attack)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Industry presses lawmakers to make R and D tax breaks permanent.(tax incentives for research and development in the aerospace industry)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
INVADER program to provide digital night imagery.(U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency research and development of advanced night vision systems)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Lawmaker calls for more aerospace research.(U.S. Representative Dave Weldon, National Aeronautics and Space Administration funding)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Nuclear-testing laser sets record.(U.S. military test military laser)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance
Will competition kill DOE's "golden goose"?(new standards for contractor selection of national labors to be used by the Department of Energy)	Literature/writing	Scott Nance

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