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This year’s winning papers were written by Lt. Col. Daniel Rueckling, USA, and Maura K. Styczynski, a student at the Dwight D. Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy.

The Target Handoff System is more than just a tablet.

Upgrading nuclear command and control requires collaboration to the nth degree.

Governments and the private sector stand to benefit from burgeoning advances.

Red planet exploration requires telecommunication.

Commercial technologies may hold the key to overcoming tougher adversaries.

The tools needed to fight this war are available, but what’s required is the will.

Voices speak volumes beyond words for this Carnegie Mellon research team.

The Army Research Laboratory works toward a future where artificial intelligence and soldiers are battle buddies.

The government is translating physical forms of ID for a digital world.