XploSafe gets $1 million DHP contract
A Stillwater-based company is getting rewarded for its work with chemicals and chemical safety. XploSafe was awarded a $1 million contract from the Department of
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USSOCOM Live Virtual Event a Success
This article has been modified to remove links that are no longer relevant/valid The live virtual panel discussion, “Successful Entrepreneurs from Rural States Talk about
Detecting Potential
Courtesy of The Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY – A last-minute reauthorization of the $2.5 billion federal Small Business Innovation Research program means the difference to
OSU Spin-out Named One of Oklahoma’s Most Promising New Ventures
An Oklahoma State University spin-out company, XploSafe, was recently named one of Oklahoma’s Most Promising New Ventures by the Oklahoma Venture Forum, a group dedicated
XploSafe, Nanomaterial Created By Oklahoma State University, Could Detect & Neutralize Explosives
CNET News: If a group of scientists can get their project off the ground, there’s a chance U.S. air travelers may one day be able
New Nanomaterial Detects and Neutralizes Explosives
Summary Scientists describe development and successful initialtests of a spray-on material that both detects andrenders harmless the genre of terrorist explosivesresponsible for government restrictions on
American Chemical Society Develops Nanomaterial that Senses and Neutralizes Explosives
The scientists at the American Chemical Society (ACS) have come up with a nanomaterial that can be sprayed on surfaces to detect and simultaneously neutralize
Explosives-Detecting Ink Could Help Ground Terrorists
A new spray-on material that detects and neutralizes explosives commonly used by terrorists could lift government restrictions on liquids carried aboard airliners. The material is
Metallic Oxide Nanoparticles Render Explosives Harmless
A research team at the Oklahoma State University has developed and tested a spray-on material that can identify and make explosives that are carried on
From Blue to Clear: Nanoparticle Spray Finds Liquid Explosives Fast
Scientists this week described development and successful initial tests of a spray-on material that both detects and renders harmless the genre of terrorist explosives responsible
