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AFCEA Educational Foundation Continues Legacy of Excellence in Education

The foundation’s program of scholarships, grants and awards continues to support students, teachers, military personnel in training and future scientists and engineers in the hard science and technology disciplines.

Mansur Hasib, chair of the graduate cybersecurity technology program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, presents the 2015 AFCEA STEM Major Scholarship for Diversity Students to Kiara Jones, a graduate.

Incoming: Entrepreneurship Can Make America Stronger

Much debate has taken place recently on the topic of American “greatness.” While I believe this country remains great today, I also believe it has lost some of its momentum for a number of reasons, including a struggling economy.

A New Trinity May Be the Future of Intelligence

Big data, sensors and cyber could help the United States recapture its information superiority.

The Cyber Implications of Acquisition Speed: Part V

Software vendors should support government products in the same way they support commercial products.

NGA Turns The Clock Forward on Innovation

It is high time for technological change at the intelligence agency.

The NGA finds itself being out-innovated by industry and academia. For inspiration, the agency’s new research director looks to a 1700s clockmaker who changed the world.

Different Wars Change Signals

A veteran of World War II and the Korean War shares how these dissimilar conflicts shaped military communications.

Wearables Find Easy Fit With Police, Troops

Smart apparel can signal when someone is in distress.

An Air Force Research Laboratory researcher holds up a sweat sensor prototype. The lab’s 711th Human Performance Wing and the University of Cincinnati conducted human trials for wearable sweat sensors that could measure biomarkers and alert users to physical exhaustion, stress or possible illness.

The Practical Art of Prototyping Sensors

A university laboratory applies research for warfighters.

The GTRI Airborne Unmanned Sensor System (GAUSS) is used to evaluate sensing devices in airborne testing.

Taking Remote Control of Satellite Communications

A U.S. Army effort lays the groundwork to transform the way WGS orbiters are managed.

Empowering Electronic Warfare To Save Carrier Strike Groups

The U.S. Navy needs an integrated approach to improve antiship missile defense.

The aircraft carrier USS George Washington and ships from the U.S. Navy, the Indian navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force participate in trilateral naval field training. Carrier strike groups may be increasingly vulnerable to antiship missile systems and could be better protected with the use of an integrated electronic warfare capability.