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Researchers Develop Wireless Malware Detection Technique

Side channel emissions indicate illicit cyber activity.

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GTRI to Develop Sensor Systems for Missile Defense Agency

Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, Georgia, is being awarded a $134,000,000 ceiling cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity c

University Research Institute Awarded C4I Contract

Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), Atlanta, is being awarded an $84,538,427 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for

Researchers Uncover Surprising Trust Issues with Rescue Robots

In emergencies, people place too much faith in robotic systems.

Georgia Tech researchers built the "Rescue Robot" to determine whether or not building occupants would trust a robot designed to help them evacuate a high-rise in case of fire or other emergency. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)

Training Tomorrow's Cyber Gurus

Several programs entice youths to learn about cybersecurity.

Led by Sandia National Laboratories instructors (top row, from l) C.W. Perr and Steve Hurd, students (bottom row, from l) Anuj Kak, Samantha MacIlwaine, Makena Harmon and Evan Laufer participate in hands-on training exercises as part of Sandia’s annual summer Cyber Technologies Academy.

Materials Research Aims to Cool It

Georgia Tech is set to open its new Heat Lab to address energy solutions.

Tom Bougher, a doctoral student at Georgia Tech’s Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, studies how polymers can be engineered to transport heat. He will head the university’s Heat Lab, a center that will foster collaboration between academia and industry, slated to open in January.

AFCEA Small-Business Member Announces STEM Scholarship

BridgePhase LLC, a small business provider of information technology consulting and professional services, will sponsor an annual scholarship for one science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) graduate student, beginning in 2016.

Matt Stratford, managing principal, BridgePhase LLC (l), presents a $3,000 check to AFCEA Educational Foundation Executive Director Vince Patton to sponsor the 2016 BridgePhase STEM Major Scholarship.

Forum Paves a Path for Emerging Leaders

The Leadership Forum concept was conceived through an initiative established by the AFCEA Strategic Development Committee in 2006 to tap proven leaders with strong ties to AFCEA and invite them to present keynote speeches about leadership.

Keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Susan Lawrence, USA (Ret.), delivers a presentation at the Leadership Forum held in June at the Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium in Baltimore.

Device Converts Light into Direct Current

Researchers develop world’s first optical rectenna.

Researchers predict the optical rectina, which converts light to direct current, could be a game changer.

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Researchers Develop Wireless Malware Detection Technique

Preferred Providers Offer Value to AFCEA Members

GTRI to Develop Sensor Systems for Missile Defense Agency

University Research Institute Awarded C4I Contract

Researchers Uncover Surprising Trust Issues with Rescue Robots

Training Tomorrow's Cyber Gurus

Materials Research Aims to Cool It

AFCEA Small-Business Member Announces STEM Scholarship

Forum Paves a Path for Emerging Leaders

Device Converts Light into Direct Current