In an article appearing in Nature Communications titled “Continuous-Capture Microwave Imaging”, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Wavsens have validated the science behind the m-Widar imaging system. The full press release can be accessed at the NIST website. “We are very excited about these results because they enable a diverse set of applications for the m-Widar”, explains Fabio da Silva. The publication is a milestone for Wavsens to commercialize the m-Widar. Stay tuned for more updates.
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Hello Dr. DaSilva,
I know this is an odd request. My daughter, Amalia (Lia) is doing a science project for her middle school science project. She emailed you at your NIST email but we don’t know if you still get email there.
If not, would you kindly please provide an email? She read your article in Popular Science and just has a few questions. It would mean a lot to her if you would reply.
Hello Dr. DaSilva,
I know this is an odd request. My daughter, Amalia (Lia) is doing a science project for her middle school science project. She emailed you at your NIST email but we don’t know if you still get email there.
If not, would you kindly please provide an email? She read your article in Popular Science and just has a few questions. It would mean a lot to her if you would reply.
Thanks,
John Alexander