Photo: Michigan State University professor Marcos Dantus works with an associate in his laboratory in the Chemistry building. Kurt StepnitzLaser Detects Roadside Bombs -- MSNBC
Lab scientists are pitching a new high-tech laser that is able to detect roadside bombs before they explode, potentially thwarting the deadliest weapon in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Roadside bombs, known as improvised explosive devices or IEDs, account for 60 percent of coalition soldiers' deaths, according to NATO figures. Finding a way to improve on — or at least replace — bomb sniffing dogs is therefore a priority abroad and at home.
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