A passion for biomaterials inspires PhD candidate Eesha Khare to tackle climate change.
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Detecting & identifying concealed threats inside baggage and packages using X-Ray has dominated the security market for decades. Finding a technology that doesn't use ionizing radiation, and can discriminate materials has been a “holy grail” for security.
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Ariel Ekblaw, founder and director of MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative, speaks with 7 News about the Blue Origins spaceflight.
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Each year, the Army backs a program known as the Major General Harry Greene Awards for Acquisition Writing. Among the winners of the most recent round is a professor at Defense Acquisition University.
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Researchers find improvement in relative retention of women but predict decades of sustained effort are required to achieve gender parity.
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Alumna Emily Calandrelli S.M. ’13 speaks about the need for more diversity in the space sector. She notes that the push for greater diversity & inclusion will lead to new ideas & innovations.
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Taking a page from the commercial sector, military and defense organizations could fill an urgent need by investing in logistics
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An algorithm can determine which moles need a doctor’s attention.
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Pilots reap the benefits of iterative innovation cycles, leveraging augmented-reality-driven holographic visors that extend their vision, as well as artificial intelligence that manages aircraft functionality in a complementary extension of human thought.
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