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Radar technology is being tested to detect mold behind gypsum wallboard by scientists from Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta

USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education),  August, 2004  

Radar technology is being tested to detect mold behind gypsum wallboard by scientists from Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta. "Mold is a common problem, especially in humid, southern climates, but people are often not aware of it because it's occurring behind a painted or wallpapered wall," explains researcher Victor De Jesus.

In addition to degrading structures, it can emit smelly and potentially harmful compounds into the air.

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