The Department of Energy has added five new signatories to the Quantum in Space Collaboration program, which seeks to explore quantum technologies to advance national security and improve the U.S. economy. The
The U.S. Navy has conducted a flight test to demonstrate its Unmanned Carrier Aviation Mission Control Station’s ability to command different types of unmanned aircraft. The Unmanned Carrier Aviation Program Office—a.k.a. PMA-268—conducted
MoreLauren Stocker has joined the Office of Management and Budget to serve as deputy associate director of the Office of Performance and Personnel Management, or PPM. Announcing her new role via LinkedIn
MoreThe National Science Foundation’s National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics has awarded over $10 million to fund multiple organizations’ proposals for the National Secure Data Service Demonstration Project. The chosen projects
MoreThe Air Force Global Strike Command’s Office of the Chief Scientist has opened a new STRIKEWERX Innovation Lab in Bossier City, Louisiana, as an addition to the company’s Innovation Hub at the
MoreThe Naval Air Systems Command is providing the Navy and the Marine Corps with digital applications to help the services with their launch and recovery tracking operations. The command’s latest offering is
MoreThe Department of Veterans Affairs has appointed Kim Stevens its new chief health informatics officer. Stevens brings to the position more than a decade of healthcare and digital technology experience. Announcing her
MoreThe National Reconnaissance Office’s Office of Space Launch has awarded Cognitive Space, Impulse Space and Starfish Space separate contracts to assess and evaluate advanced space technologies. Awarded under the Broad Agency Announcements
MoreThe Department of Defense Manufacturing Technology program has issued a broad other transaction announcement to identify companies with new manufacturing processes and emerging technologies. The BOTA seeks proposals on advanced manufacturing capabilities
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has selected 14 candidates to advance to the second round of additional digital signatures for the post-quantum cryptography standardization process. The advancing digital signature algorithms
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology is looking for capable contractors to support the development of artificial intelligence tools for assessing and standardizing chemical and biological risks. The NIST market research
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