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A Neighborhood Watch for Open-Source Software

Open governments can help protect open-source code.

Cybersecurity experts envision a decentralized group of U.S. government employees loosely working alongside both open-source software developers and industry software engineers to ensure the security of open-source software. Credit: farisazhar/Shutterstock. Edited by Chris D'Elia

Hypersonics Research Soars

Instruments, testing and materials are vital to this defensewide effort.

In March 2021, the U.S. Army began delivering the first prototype hypersonic equipment to soldiers with the arrival of two training canisters. The United States is in the race to create hypersonic vehicles and weapons by 2023 and is turning to U.S. universities to perform the fundamental research necessary for vehicles capable of flying at least at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound (Mach 5+). Credit: Elliot Valdez, Defense Media Activity

Battling Malign Influence in the Open

Open source intelligence addresses global threats.

The development of a joint common knowledge graph enables a comprehensive mapping of foreign malign influence activities across the globe, including those relating to Belt and Road projects, resource capture, disinformation campaigns and private military contractor activity. Lance Rutter

Disruptive by Design: Cognitive Device Wish List

Perhaps it’s time for Defense Department procurers to ask more of smart devices.

The Navy Fast Tracks Innovation

The service finds new ways to rapidly field emerging technologies.

An F-35C Lightning II, assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314, taxis as it prepares to launch from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), operating in the U.S. 3rd Fleet in the Pacific Ocean in November 2021. In addition to more formal exercises, such as Trident Warrior to conduct technology insertions, the Navy is also pursuing lower barrier of entry events to bring in more emerging technologies from industry and academia. U.S. Marine Corps photo by 1st Lt. Charles A

SOCOM Selects Anduril as an Integration Partner in $967 Million Counter Unmanned Systems Effort

The U.S.

Defense Research and Engineering Explores Joint Experimentation

Two classified efforts seek to build around a long wish list.

Heidi Shyu, undersecretary of defense for Research and Engineering, outlines new defense technology thrusts and priorities.

Holograms Take Center Stage

Advanced holographic solutions aid in military logistics.

The military is employing hologram-based solutions to aid in logistics. Credit: IKIN Inc.

Researchers Aim to Defend Troops from Biothreats

One vaccine may protect against three pathogens.

LNL researchers Nick Fischer and Amy Rasley are characterizing nanolipoprotein particle vaccine formulations using a dynamic light-scattering instrument. The researchers are part of a team developing one vaccine to protect U.S. forces against three different bacterial biothreats. Credit: Julie Russell/LLNL

UCSD is Supporting ONR's Marine Robotics Testbed Effort

University of California San Diego, San Diego, California