Keeping the water safe — UWM center scores grants to study bioterrorism Milwaukee Business Journal 10/20/2003
From zebrafish to underwater fiber-optic sensors, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Center for Water Security are using several tools to help answer a growing concern: How does the community safeguard its water against bioterrorism?
They swim. They glow. And they could fight terrorism, thanks to Milwaukee scientists Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel 08/11/2003
The same Pentagon agency that considered creating a commodities market to predict terrorist attacks is paying local scientists to turn zebra fish into glowing detectors of chemical contamination in sources of drinking water.
MILWAUKEE: Drinking water defense lab opens St. Paul Pioneer Press 08/05/2003
MILWAUKEE — Scientists in the city that experienced the largest waterborne disease outbreak in the industrialized world are working to defend drinking water from terrorism.