RT-ADVISORY/Non-lethal Technology and Academic Research Symposium to be held in
N.C.; Participants Will Share Info on Latest
Tools for Police and Military
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ADVISORY...for Monday-Wednesday (Nov. 15-17)
DURHAM, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 1, 2004--The sixth annual
Non-lethal Technology and Academic Research (NTAR VI) Symposium will
be held in Winston-Salem N.C. Nov. 15-17.
Open to anyone interested in non-lethal technology development,
the symposium is sponsored by the University of New Hampshire's
Non-Lethal Technology Innovation Center and the Joint Non-Lethal
Weapons Directorate.
"The goal of the conference is to identify new areas for
non-lethal technology research for military and law-enforcement
applications at home and abroad," says NTIC Director Glenn Shwaery,
"as well as to share information on current research activities."
A multi-disciplinary conference, the NTAR VI brings together
members of academia, industry, law enforcement and government to
exchange ideas, understanding and knowledge. The symposium will open
with a keynote address and dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, November 15.
Researchers from industry, government and more than a dozen
universities will present cutting-edge research on non-lethal
capabilities, human effects, laser technologies, computer databases,
materials science and crowd-control issues. Topics will include
electric stunning devices, modeling and simulation of injury and
applications of nanostructured materials.
For more information about the NTAR Symposium, including
registration information and details for NTAR VI or previous symposia,
visit www.unh.edu/ntic.
WHAT
Sixth annual Non-lethal Technology and Academic Research (NTAR VI)
Symposium.
WHEN
November 15-17
WHERE
The Graylyn International Conference Center, Winston-Salem, N.C.
--30--MA/bo*
CONTACT: University of New Hampshire
Glenn Shwaery, 603-862-0520
glenn.shwaery@unh.edu
KEYWORD: NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH CAROLINA |
