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Scientists Discover Additional Silicon Crystal Properties

Researchers unveil characteristics of subatomic particle that may aide the development quantum technologies.

Dmitry Pushin, from the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing and a professor in the Canadian university’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, says that recent breakthroughs during an international research collaboration at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) will “open the door to future technologies,” such as quantum-related capabilities. Pushin is pictured at NIST’s Center for Neutron Research in Maryland. Credit: University of Waterloo/NIST

Army Selects Kord and Raytheon for Stryker Laser Weapon Contract

The selected team’s system will aid the Army’s advancement of directed energy in maneuver situations.

The U.S. Army’s Combat Shoot-Off, held this summer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, helped the service identify which vendor Directed Energy-Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense (DE M-SHORAD) to choose for its laser-equipped Stryker combat vehicles, of which the service will field 4 systems to in 2022. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Jim Kendall

L3 is Supporting MDA's Airborne Sensor Program

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems L.P., doing busines

Collins Aerospace is Producing Radio Receivers and Sets for Army Helo Tactical Navigation

Collins Aerospace, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been awarded a

DARPA Expands Contract with Radiance Technologies for Secure Simulation and Modeling Platform

Radiance Technologies Inc.,* Huntsville, Alabama, was awa

Air Force Begins $46 Billion Digital Engineering Effort at Eglin with 55 Companies

The Air Force awarded a multiple award, indefinite-delive

Information Technology Design for the Intelligence Analyst

Human-centered design principles should guide information presentation.

When it comes to information presentation, human-centered design principles must be a primary focus along with human-information interaction. Shutterstock/Gorodenkoff

AI Offers to Change Every Aspect of Intelligence

But fully exploiting the game-changing technology will require a wide approach.

Intelligence analysts train at an Indiana National Guard Base. The use of artificial intelligence will change the role of analysts in several ways as it becomes more widespread throughout the intelligence community. U.S. Air National Guard photo

Growing Geospatial Intelligence Seedlings

The NGA works to shorten the time from lab development to fielding of solutions.

Vice Adm. Robert Sharp, USN (r), director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), and Gallaudet University President Roberta Cordano sign an education partnership agreement in May to increase research, engagement and recruiting opportunities in STEM. The agency’s research directorate is expanding its partnerships with academia, the private sector and other government agencies to leverage innovation. NGA

DIA Updates Systems, Strategy and Organization Structure

Modernization supports the global competition strategy.

A modernized Chinese ZTZ-99A2 tank participates in the 2017 international games in Russia. The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency is modernizing its technologies, strategy and organization structure to better perform its mission of providing intelligence on militaries around the world. Degtyaryov Andrey /Shutterstock