The Center for Research in Extreme Batteries will strengthen the bonds between partners who want to solve practical battery problems that U.S. ground forces face. The center's inaugural... Full Story ››
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. – Research scientists working to address corrosion problems on military assets met February 11–12 at the Institute for Defense Analyses' corporate offices at the Mark Center in Alexandria, Va., to discuss corrosion policies that guide science and technology. For decades, corrosion has been the military's most formidable...
Army cyber defenders recently released code to help detect and understand cyber attacks. The forensic analysis code called Dshell has been used, for nearly five years, as a framework to help the U.S. Army understand the events of compromises of Department of Defense networks. A version of Dshell was added to the GitHub social coding website on Dec. 17,...
U.S. Army Research Laboratory director Dr. Thomas Russell approved the final implementation plan that will guide the laboratory's technical strategy from 2015 to 2019. The implementation plan is the final element of ARL's Technical Strategy. As the laboratory's first overarching plan to guide the portfolio for land-power dominance for the Army of 2030...
Dr. Paul Munya, an engineer from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory Human Research and Engineering Directorate's Tank Automotive Command field element in Warren, Michigan, recently received his doctorate in Industrial and Systems Engineering, majoring in human– machine systems engineering. Born and raised in the Western Province of the Republic of Kenya...
Kristin Schweitzer, a mechanical engineer, with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory Human Research and Engineering Directorate's Fort Huachuca field element located in Arizona, recently completed her master's degree in Human Systems Integration from the Naval Postgraduate School. Schweitzer began her career at ARL in 2004, at the Fort Leonard Wood field element...
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory are committed to providing opportunities to employees who seek to further their career within the Army. One such developmental opportunity is the Executive Officer Program at RDECOM. Dr. Stephanie Piraino, a researcher from ARL, was selected for this program...
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