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The AFRL’s Rome R&D Adapts

The lab's directorate positions itself for the future.

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s quantum researchers are interested in the intersection of quantum with other capabilities, according to Kathy-Anne Soderberg, acting chief technology officer and quantum technology lead, Air Force Research Laboratory Information and Spectrum Warfare Directorate.

Grand Collaboration at the Griffiss Institute

The Griffiss Institute is also located adjacent to the Griffiss International Airport and its active runway, where the institute, along with New York State partner NY Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), provides a Federal Aviation Administration-designated UAS test site. The indoor and outdoor test environments include the so-called Sky Dome, the largest indoor UAS instrumented research facility in the United States.

Foundational Quantum R&D Pushes the Envelope of Possibility

Upstate New York institutions are providing advancements across the entire quantum gamut.

As part of finding the art of the possible and proactively anticipating future quantum needs, researchers from the Air Force Research Laboratory are examining how to harness integrated quantum photonic chips for use in computing on a drone. Credit: Chris D’Elia concept illustration using Adobe Stock images from Aliaksandr Marko, BAIVECTOR and U.S. Air National Guard drone photo by Tech. Sgt. Valentina Viglianco

Army Goes All-Out in Pursuit of a Modular Open Systems Approach

Shifting toward and achieving a modular open systems approach can accelerate the process of delivering software to warfighters.

Former Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll observes a demonstration from industry partners during Operation Jailbreak in May at Fort Carson, Colorado. Credit: Staff Sgt. Richard Stewart

Hybrid Warfare: Russia’s Access to Every Ukrainian Citizen

Ukraine’s Tech Advantage Faces a Learning Adversary

Ukraine is turning battlefield data into combat power through software and AI, while Russia rapidly adapts its own capabilities.

Ukrainian marines demonstrate FlyEye drone operations during the NATO-led Sea Breeze 26 exercise in Romania. Credit: Photo by MC3 Jackson Wanous/U.S. Navy

On Point: Q&A With Jamie Wells

Jamie Wells serves as the executive director of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology (S&T) Directorate’s laboratories and academic centers, where he oversees the directorate’s research, development, testing and evaluation capabilities, including five laboratories, academic centers of excellence and academic internship programs.