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A nonprofit oceanographic research center in Moss Landing, California, secured rights to use technology designed by Northrop Grumman to facilitate underwater electrical connections as part of a non-exclusive licensing agreement. The Monterey

Army Futures Command (AFC) is considering how to evolve collaboration tools and processes and other technologies as it prepares to support the hybrid workforce. “One of the best ways to do that,

An office within the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s planning and integration directorate has completed an initial training class for operators and instructors of small unmanned aircraft systems as the military service

With the rising cyber threats to both the public and private sectors, five industry associations are pushing the House and Senate Appropriations committees to authorize a $705 million increase in the Cybersecurity

Ball Aerospace announced on Friday that the company has shipped the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Tropospheric Emission: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) spectrometer, an air quality monitoring instrument, to the spacecraft

An effort funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has demonstrated the security of a computer processor that randomly shifts its structure to protect systems from hackers. Morpheus mixes up

Gen. Richard Clarke, who leads U.S. Special Operations Command, said the multi-domain future of warfare will influence special operations. He said at the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference in Florida that special

Seven teams have won awards from a NASA-funded pool of $500,000 for energy infrastructure concepts that would support operations on the Moon. Phase 1 of the $5 million Watts on the Moon

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