Tim Haarmann

Principal Investigator for the Stealthy Insect Sensor Project at Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Principal Investigator for the Stealthy Insect Sensor Project at Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Los Alamos is best known as the place where the Atomic Bomb was developed and where research on nuclear weapons has continued ever since.  It's also home to the Stealthy Insect Sensor…

Los Alamos Develops Bomb-Detecting Bees

Los Alamos is best known as the place where the Atomic Bomb was developed and where research on nuclear weapons has continued ever since.  It's also home to the Stealthy Insect Sensor…

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