NeuDrop Almost To Completion (for 22.033 at least)

 So the reason why I have not posted in a while is partially due to my business with my capstone class, 22.033. My awesome group has been hard at work making NeuDrop happen. It is a novel type of neutron detector cheap and specialized enough to be used in measuring soil moisture content over a wide swath of soil. I'm looking forward to the presentation next Wednesday.

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