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In quiet laboratories in College Station, Texas A&M researchers are pursuing ways to neutralize nerve gas, destroy toxins in our food supply, and prevent animal-disease contamination. Homeland Security tells the story of higher education's relentless efforts to keep our country safe.
Then, in High-Tech Warriors, watch robots communicate and cluster with one another on the UT San Antonio campus. They're learning to seek out hazards of our 21st-century world like improvised explosive devices — and will eventually take on jobs too dangerous for humans.
Meanwhile, Biosafety Level 4 tells a high-stakes health and medical detective story with wily antagonists like West Nile virus and Ebola. Researchers at UT Medical Branch in Galveston are committed to protecting our cities and states from rapidly mutating viruses that come from nature — or human design.
Length: 27 min.
Rating: TV-G
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Homeland Security
David H. McIntyre, Ph.D.,
Director, Integrative Center for Homeland Security
Biosafety Level 4
Center for Biosecurity and Public Health Preparedness
High-Tech Warriors
UTSA Autonomous Control Engineering Lab
Mo Jamshidi,
Director, Autonomous Control Engineering
Special Thanks to
Homeland Security
Texas A&M University
High-Tech Warriors
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Biosafety Level 4
BSL4 Lab
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston