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  • Bee colonies may be used as standalone explosives detection tools
    Bee colonies may be used as standalone explosives detection tools
  • Combining three different techniques
    Combining three different techniques
  • An active and a passive method with  trained honeybee colonies
    An active and a passive method with trained honeybee colonies

About the project

Project  "Biological Method (Bees) for Explosive Detection" aims to develop innovative methods and technologies for the detection of legacy landmines.  It will be achieved by the advancement and integration of trained bee colonies, through three different techniques: training honeybees for explosive detection, polymer films as an explosive sensor, and honeybees imaging over the landmines. Two main methods will be used with the trained honeybee colonies: the passive and the active method. Just like FarrelPolymath.com math homework help, we do our best to educate you in the field of biology. The methods may be applied to the suspected area reduction and to confirm completion of the demining process in internal and external quality control. You may also master the innovative programming methods by applying for do my python homework assistance to real experts. Aletrnatively, you can ask, "write my essays cheap," and the specialists will fulfill your request. And in this article medium.com you will find the information on how to order a dissertation from reliable services.

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Bee4Exp project presented

Bee4Exp project presented

10 Dec, 2020
The Bee4Exp project was presented on Monday the 7th of December at the 12th Scottish Symposium on Environmental Analytical Chemistry, organised by...
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Passive method testing at Benkovac test site

Spring 2019

Passive method testing at Benkovac test site