More than 50 exhibitors from federal, state, and local agencies, business, industry, and academia as well as over 350 students, parents, and teachers were on hand Nov. 9 at... Full Story ››
Army researchers are building a portable drug detector that, soon, could help military and civil law enforcement agencies throughout the country more quickly catch synthetic drug abuse. The Army Research Laboratory's prototype biosensor model is expected to directly detect the active chemical substitutes that help "fake pot" fade from notice in commercially...
Image understanding and computer vision are two closely related multidisciplinary research fields concerned with the use of computer algorithms to modify or analyze digital images using signal and image processing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence techniques in order to achieve certain tasks or applications. These two research areas seek to produce...
Members of the Stryker Double-V Hull Army Test and Evaluation Integrated Product Team, including two U.S. Army Research Laboratory employees, recently won the 2013 Army Acquisition Excellence Award in the category Equipping and Sustaining Our Soldiers' Systems. The Army Acquisition Excellence Awards recognize an Army acquisition workforce individual or team,...
U.S. Army Chief of Public Affairs Brig. Gen. Gary J. Volesky toured the University of Southern California Institute for Creative Technologies to learn how this University Affiliated Research Center is advancing interactive digital media to improve education, training and therapy throughout the Army and beyond. The ICT works in collaboration with the U.S....
Sgt. 1st Class Michelle R. Williams, electronics maintenance chief within the Army Research Laboratory's Computation and Information Sciences Directorate, joined her husband Sgt. 1st Class Ray Williams, up from Fort Lee, Va., and their children Raylanna, 6, and Nasir, 10, during the very first Raven's Youth Military Combine. The event, held Nov. 5 at Aberdeen...
It's been 15 years since the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Walter Kohn for his development of density-functional theory (DFT) and John Pople for his development of computational methods in quantum chemistry. In this edition of the ARL Fellows Corner, Dr. Jan Andzelm discusses the discovery of quantum mechanics and density-functional theory (DFT),...
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