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Director John Miller stands with the symposium finalists, their mentors, and some of the ARL fellows after the awards ceremony. Front Row (L-R): Betsy Rice, Irene Val-Addo, Jamie Huang, Ann Ploskonka, Director John Miller, Janea Lowery, Daniel Smith, Katherine Bagley, Gabriella Rose, James McCauley, Melanie Cole, John Powell. Back Row (L-R): Tomasz Letowski, Jan Andzelm, Dattatraya Dandekar, Shashi Karna, Rose Pesce-Rodriquez, Brad Forch, Daniel Cannon, Collin Becker, John Dykes, Lynn Munday, Volker Weiss.

U.S. Army Research Laboratory Holds Summer Student Research Symposium

The fourth annual Summer Student Research Symposium was held at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. on Aug. 10. A group of 11 finalists presented their summer projects to an audience of peers, ARL staff, and a judging panel which included Director John Miller and the ARL Fellows... More

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Dr. Michael Wraback, ARL Fellow, launched radical research in ultraviolet LEDs, laser diodes and detectors that have enabled revolutionary technology developments to detect manmade and natural threats like biological agents, small arms fire and water-borne bacteria.

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Provide the underpinning science, technology, and analysis that enable full-spectrum operations.

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America's Laboratory for the Army: Many Minds, Many Capabilities, Single Focus on the Soldier.

LEADER

"Each day, the entire ARL workforce along with our external partners fulfills the mission through their extraordinary talents and dedication. Their endeavors have resulted in significantly better capabilities for our Soldiers in the field, and fundamental research that paves the way for the Soldier of the future."

John M. Miller
Director