ISS, NASA 3-D Prints Student-Designed Multipurpose Tool; Niki Werkheiser Comments
NASA has produced the first 3-D printed student-designed tool on the International Space Station to be used for a variety of tasks such ...
Intelligence Community Launches AI-Based Competition to Verify Information Credibility
The offices of the Director of Science and Technology and the undersecretary of defense for intelligence have launched a competition ...
Inspector General: DHS Should Improve Oversight of Suspension & Debarment Program
The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general has urged the department to boost oversight and accountability in the use of ...
IN THE NEWS: William G. Conley, Deputy Director of Electronic Warfare, Discusses Future Advancements in EW
William G. Conley Convergence and divergence--from the lab to the battlefield, the automation of testing and development systems is ...
In the News: Robert M. Lightfoot, Jr., NASA’s Acting Administrator
"Dream. Innovate. Build. Discover." The final frontier might not be so final after all--When an organization like NASA sees ...
In the News: Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX)
Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) The Washington Post would say that "Democracy Dies in Darkness." Others--in house, in congress, in ...
In the News: Rear Adm. Colin G. Chinn, Joint Staff Surgeon of Joint Chiefs of Staff
"For the last 15 years, we have had a significant amount of our dollars go toward solving issues that ...
In the News: Maj. Gen. David D. Thompson
"Our strategic competitors are actively threatening our space capabilities and we must be ready." -@AFSpace, April 4, 2017 Maj. ...
In the News: Dr. George Nield, Associate Administrator at FAA
Dr. George Nield What's at stake in space for 2017-18? Over the next two years we will be facing ...
In the News: Brig.- Gen. Ronald T. Stephens, Deputy Chief of Staff for Support, G-1/4/6, U.S. Army Medical Command of U.S. Army
Brig. Gen. Richard Stephens With their hearts and minds on saving lives, medical officers like Brigadier General Ronald T. ...