The Future of Destruction: 3D Printing
Three-dimensional (3D) printing is rapidly being adopted by many sectors, including the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), given its ability…
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Technologies for the Rapid and Non-invasive Detection of Infectious Disease at U.S. Ports of Entry
The 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa captured the nation’s attention, highlighting the need for improved biosurveillance at the border…
The Future of Destruction: Artificial Intelligence
The prospect of using artificial intelligence (AI) in warfare is complicated. Arguments exist both for and against the development of…
Response Implications of Enduring Disasters
Recent responses to hurricanes, while never seamless, have been very successful. Even more important than the success of a given…
Defining the Profile of Potential Cybercriminals
In 2009, when Cyber Command was established as a sub-unified combatant command of the U.S. Strategic Command, a Pentagon spokesman…
Monitoring Physiological, Cognitive, and Biological Markers: Determining Origin of Change
Many communities have an interest in quantifying human performance, as the monitoring of physiological data helps to inform physical fitness…
Tissue Engineering for a Better Tomorrow
Re-growing limbs and organs in order to recover from irrevocable physical losses is no longer just for science fiction characters….
Near Real-Time Behavioral Analysis for Threat Detection
Accurate and timely identification of military personnel who have a high likelihood of engaging in destructive behaviors is crucial in…
Empowering the Development of Genomics Expertise
Genomics is a transformative and data-rich field that has experienced tremendous growth over the past 12 years. With the advent…
Inkjet-Printed Flexible Wireless Sensors
Chemical warfare agents (CWAs) remain a major concern worldwide. This is especially true for nerve agents, which have played a…
A Biomimetic Nose for Advanced Threat Detection
Current sensors capable of detecting chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear agents are limited by range, volume, and environment. Due to…
Face Recognition: Security Contexts, Super-Recognizers, and Sophisticated Fraud
Unfamiliar face recognition, the visual identification of a person with whom you are unfamiliar, is commonly utilized in security settings….