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The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the Department of Defense direct the F-35 program office to reassess its comparative analysis after the service branches define their power and cooling requirements and

The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking information on commercial platforms that could help automate credibility assessments used to vet new and existing Department of Defense personnel. DIU said it is looking for

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is looking to increase engagement and collaboration with the public sector to expand its open-source framework for security control assessment and maintenance, Federal News Network

Impact Observatory is building an artificial intelligence-powered mapping prototype designed to help accelerate the identification of multiple classes of land cover in near real-time under a Small Business Innovation Research contract with

The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate has begun accepting applications for the second track of its Remote Identity Validation Technology Demonstration Challenge. While Track 1 of the challenge focused

The Department of Defense has debuted a new strategy aimed at improving its records management activities as part of efforts to achieve and maintain decision advantage. “This DoD Records Strategy seeks to

Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory are working to advance the future of fission power by using an exascale small modular reactor equipped with a toolkit of computer

The National Institute of Standard and Technology is seeking candidates for a group that will counsel the Secretary of Commerce on matters relating to the U.S. microelectronics industry. Industrial Advisory Committee member

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said the service’s program engineers are working in coalition with two defense contractors on the Next Generation Air Dominance project at a design-and-development hub at Wright-Patterson Air

A team of researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has developed a framework to accelerate the development of additive manufacturing materials using novel measurement techniques and simulation. The four-step rapid