HSDL Critical Releases for February 2015

HSDL Critical Releases for February 2015: After the Paris Attacks: Implications for the Transatlantic Security DebateNATO Defense College; North Atlantic Treaty Organization Counterterrorism Professionals Reflect on Their WorkUnited States. Central Intelligence Agency Emergency Medical Services Domestic Preparedness Improvement StrategyNational Association of State Emergency Medical Services Officials (U.S.) Fiscal Years 2014-2018 Strategic PlanUnited States. Department... More

HSDL Critical Releases for January 2015

HSDL Critical Releases for January 2015: Federal Emergency Management Agency: Opportunities Exist to Strengthen Oversight of Administrative Costs for Major Disasters, Report to Congressional RequestersUnited States. Government Accountability Office ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report: Fiscal Year 2014 [December 19, 2014]United States. Department of Homeland Security; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Outbreaks: Protecting... More

Oral Health Sciences Webinars

The Division of Graduate Medical Sciences will be hosting Webinars  for prospective applicants considering enrollment in the  M.S. in Oral Health Sciences  (OHS) program on  April 8.  For more information see Prospective Students Webinar page.   

Learn About the MS in Medical Sciences Program -View Video

The Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MAMS) program is one of the oldest and most successful special Master’s programs in the United States. Since it began in 1985, MAMS has selectively identified students who are both driven and dedicated to pursuing a career in medicine. The program has been... More

Team Rubicon Press

Emergency Management Magazine published an article about Team Rubicon, a volunteer disaster response organization for military veterans.

Robotic Cockroaches for Disaster Response

Search and rescue roaches? North Carolina State University researchers have developed technology that allows cyborg cockroaches, or biobots, to pick up sounds with small microphones and seek out the source of the sound. This fascinating technology is intended for application in disaster response operations. NCSU press release.