Natural Materials & Systems

Objective:
The goals of this multidisciplinary program are to study, use, mimic, or alter how living systems accomplish their natural functions. Nature has used evolution to build materials and sensors that outperform current sensors (for example, a spider’s haircells can detect air flow at low levels even in a noisy background). This program not only wants to mimic existing natural sensory systems, but also add existing capabilities to these organisms for more precise control over their material production.

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Program Reviews & Meetings

Name	Date	Materials
AFOSR Spring Review	4-8 Mar 2013	General Info \| Presentation
Natural Materials & Systems Program Review	7-13 Jan 2013	General Info \| Presentations

Program Overview
AFOSR Spring Review 2013 Presentation by Dr. Hugh De Long
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Contact Information:
Dr. Hugh C. De Long
AFOSR/RTD
Tele: (703) 696-7722
DSN: 426-7722
FAX: (703) 696-7360
Email: Nature@afosr.af.mil