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Acoustics-based landmine detector could save money, and lives

The Register: American boffins reckon they may have found a way to build landmine-detecting equipment more cheaply, possibly offering hope to dispossessed people in warzones around the world.

Posted by Physics Today on July 30, 2007 12:13 PM |

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