The National Center for Medical Readiness leverages U.S. Air Force small business support funds to train personnel and test technologies for use in national security missions. The Wright State Research Institute manages
MoreA group of NASA researchers is working on a technology that will leverage carbon nanotube composite materials to conduct rocket and spacecraft launches for use in deep space exploration missions.
MoreThe U.S. Army is lacking the technical sufficiency needed to modernize the service's data and communication networks, and is now seeking industry support to address this gap, the National Defense Magazine reported
MoreThe Naval Surface Warfare Center's Port Hueneme Division has started modifying the U.S. Navy's existing surface-to-air ship defense system to support the launch of a new variant of the Raytheon's Evolved Seasparrow Missile.
MoreThe Technology Modernization Board has awarded $23.5M in second round of funds to help three federal agencies upgrade their information technology infrastructure, Federal Times reported Monday. The General Services Administration and the
MoreNASA aims to build habitats on other planets and landing pods through the use additive manufacturing processes, FedTech Magazine reported Wednesday.
MorePresident Donald Trump has signed a memorandum ordering the development of a strategic national policy that will work to facilitate wireless communications advancement with 5G technology.
MoreThe Defense Innovation Unit has started assessing algorithms designed to help first responders conduct search and rescue operations after the onslaught of a natural disaster.
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security is looking to refine its system of cybersecurity sensors to adapt to the needs of more complex cloud platforms, Nextgov reported Wednesday. Jeanette Manfra, leader of the
MoreFederal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent has said there is a need for agencies to understand and organize their data before investing in artificial intelligence systems, NextGov reported Wednesday.
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