Antiterrorism agency taps Boston-area brains
Analysts plumb arms networks
WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon wants a team of Boston-area social scientists and mathematicians to study whether mapping the web of relationships among terrorist organizations, arms scientists, and potential suppliers can help disrupt groups seeking to obtain weapons of mass destruction, according to government officials. (Full article: 839 words)
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