A researcher at Texas Tech has developed infrared imaging technology for triaging injuries on the battlefield. This technology does not require CT or MRI machines, instead using portable cameras. It…
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A researcher at Texas Tech has developed infrared imaging technology for triaging injuries on the battlefield. This technology does not require CT or MRI machines, instead using portable cameras. It could be used in various settings, including hospitals, rural areas, and military contexts.
The researcher, an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, recently presented the technology at the Military Health System Research Symposium. The project has received funding from DARPA and the Air Force, indicating its potential for further development. Further details about the technology and its applications are available from the source, including the researcher's presentation and the funding received.
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