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Intelligence Analysis Needs Course Change

Evolving threats and new collection methods compel a shift in direction.

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National Security Depends on Tech-Savvy Talent

Global competitiveness in tech sector requires larger pipeline of STEM students.

Dr. Irma Becerra, president, Marymount University (c), wears a face mask alongside orientation leaders and community assistants as Marymount students move back to campus for the fall 2020 semester. Photo by Marymount University

Representation and the Freedom to Fail are Critical to Girls' Success in STEM

Laahiri Chalasani, senior manager at the Children’s Science Center, shares her journey in STEM.

Participants of Latina SciGirls complete a hands-on activity at the Children's Science Center. Credit: Children's Science Center

Intelligence Analysis Needs Course Change

Evolving threats and new collection methods compel a shift in direction.

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U.S. Army Officials Aim to Win the War for Talent

New measures modernize the workforce.

A U.S. Army specialist tracks and monitors flight hours for an RQ-11 Raven unmanned aerial vehicle. Multiple Army initiatives aim to better attract and retain a talented workforce, including those with technical skills. Credit: U.S. Army

LTG Crawford: COVID-19 Likely Affects Army's Future

Virtual training and defending living room networks to be more common.

Soldiers stationed at Camp Casey conduct pre-screening processes on individuals awaiting entry to the base in South Korea, Feb. 26, 2020. The Army likely will see permanent changes to tactics, techniques and procedures due to the pandemic, says Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, USA, the service’s retiring CIO/G-6. Credit: Sgt. Amber Smith

AFCEA Supports Cybersecurity Certification Maintenance

Since 2012, AFCEA has provided courses and event sessions that support continuing education for cybersecurity certification maintenance.

DARPA's Quantum Quest May Leapfrog Modern Computers

Hybrid systems may solve common and challenging problems.

DARPA’s Optimization with Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (ONISQ) program intends to leapfrog current computing technology by combining classical and quantum computing capabilities to tackle a widespread class of problems known as combinatorial optimization problems, which have national security, commercial and global implications. Credit: Yurchanka Siarhei and Boex Design/Shutterstock. Edited by Chris D’Elia

Motivation Tips for Home Schooling Parents

Making STEM careers relevant to students is key.

Convincing children to focus on education in a quickly created home schooling environment is challenging. But today’s global pandemic also present a unique opportunity to demonstrate the relevance of STEM studies and guide children on a STEM career path. Credit: Shutterstock/Sam Wordley

Krulak Center Seeks Cybersecurity Professor

Applications are due May 15.

Time is running out to apply to be a cybersecurity professor at the U.S. Marine Corps University’s Krulak Center. Credit: Pixabay