Florida Institute for National Security (FINS)

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FINS Faculty, Dr. Hartig, Contributes to Development of New Nuclear Materials Tracking Tools

December 22, 2023 in News, Slider

FINS core faculty Member, Dr. Kyle Cameron Hartig, is among a team of UF researchers who have developed several nuclear forensics tools that can detect the presence of and track various hidden nuclear active materials. These developments will play a… Read More

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AI Gatekeepers at UF Provide Innovative Tool for Industries Looking to Shut Down Bad Actors

August 23, 2022 in News, Slider

“Intellectual property infringement accounts for multiple billion dollars each year. But more importantly, this is a national security threat.”

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