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TEC demonstrates geospatial intelligence interoperability

ERDC demonstrated a Single Point of Entry Global Gazetteer with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, showcasing an interoperable, standards-based approach to accessing multiple geographic names databases with a single query

EL fish ecologists facilitate sturgeon swim study

COHUTTA, Ga.--ERDC Environmental Laboratory’s (EL) Fish Ecology Team provided its mobile swim tunnel to the University of Georgia’s (UGA) Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources for a study of white sturgeon.

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ERDC Researchers Contribute to Historic Honor

VICKSBURG, Miss.—A pair of researchers with the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center
Published: 5/9/2013

Research breakthrough garners patent

NATICK, Mass.—Joint research by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in
Published: 5/2/2013

ERDC serves as major collaborator in STEM Bowl competitions

By providing contest coordination, judging expertise and the event emcee, ERDC played a major role
Published: 4/30/2013

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ERDC attorney lauded

VICKSBURG, Miss.--The Mississippi Business Journal recently selected Attorney Thomas M. Taff Jr., ERDC’s Office of Counsel, for its Leadership in Law Class of 2012.
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Robo-Ninja team members, coaches, and families look on as their robot performs during the winning table run.
GSL houses the world’s most powerful centrifuge, supporting research investigations under a wide range of climatic conditions. Models can be subjected to range of gravity from 1-350 gs.
Explosion is set off, part of the recent Deployable Force Protection demonstration at Fort Polk, La.
Student researcher Elizabeth Rayfield (left), a sophomore at Mississippi State University, shows scouts and leaders how the endurance of juvenile paddlefish is measured.
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From left to right are ERDC-CRREL researchers Jay Clausen, Maggie Knuth, Dr. Susan Taylor and Carrie Vuyovich all are 2012 Dartmouth Women In Science Project mentors.

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