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Airborne Multi-Gas Sensor

Source of Support: NASA SBIR Phase II

Award Amount: $47,000

Period Covered: 2015-2016

Grant: S1.07-9635

 

September 22, 2015

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Professor David J. Lary

School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

The University of Texas at Dallas

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The University of Texas at Dallas
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