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The Pennsylvania State University established The Institute for Non-Lethal Defense Technologies in November, 1997 as part of its overall mission of teaching, research, and public service. The Institute is dedicated to providing a base of multidisciplinary knowledge and technology that supports development and responsible application of non-lethal options for both military and civilian law enforcement. The Institute is administered by Penn State's Applied Research Laboratory (ARL), under the direction and support of The University's Office of the Vice President for Research. | |||
