U.S. Army Research Laboratory employees were recently recognized by the Baltimore Federal Executive Board at the 46th Excellence in Federal Career Awards luncheon and ceremony held on May 3 at Martin's... Full Story ››
U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Fellow Dr. Joseph Mait, takes the reader on a journey through the evolution of computational imaging and what it means to researchers at ARL. From invention through application, Mait discusses how computational imaging is helping balance the processing of optics and electronics capabilities. From cameras a person can swallow...
Military medical training presents trainees with a range of casualty scenarios and engagements involving hostile forces. Engagements may require Soldiers to suppress the opposing force and prevent additional casualties while treating the wounded. Medical training scenarios reinforce essential skills required including; proper tactics, such as maintaining...
Troops in a tactical environment have unique challenges with efficient energy use that are uncommon to the rest of the fighting forces. One is that a Soldier positioned to stand guard at an outpost, or Forward Operating Base, should not have to think about energy — a distraction from the strategy and Soldier protection. In a recent panel discussion...
William Glodek, a computer scientist in the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Computational and Information Sciences Directorate, Network Security Branch, was recently selected as one of the winners of the 2012 Louis Dellamonica Award for Outstanding Army Material Command Personnel of the Year. This annual award, named in honor of Louis Dellamonica, a general...
U.S. Army Research Laboratory scientists and engineers were recently recognized with several 2012 Army Research and Development Achievement Awards. In all, over 30 ARL researchers were recognized in the categories of leadership, technical achievement and collaboration. The awardees were chosen from thousands of nominees based on their dedication, hard...
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory participated in Churchville Elementary School's annual Patriot Day program held April 25. Fifty-two fifth grade students received certificates and awards from state and local politicians and were presented individualized medals by ARL's Maj. Jason Tate from the Weapons and Materials Research Directorate. The program required...
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Volume 2: Research@ARL
Beyond Protection: ARL's ballistic expertise improves personal protection equipment
Date: September 24, 2012
Length: 8:38