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Idaho State University professor to work on bomb-finding technology

February 9, 2010 /

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An Idaho State University physics professor says he will develop technology to detect bombmaking materials hidden in cargo shipments now that he’s received paperwork needed to finalize a U.S. patent.

Phil Cole says the patent gives him exclusive rights to a bomb-detecting method that uses high-energy electron beams to probe material stored deep in cargo shipments.

Full story: http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/story.asp?s=11956852

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