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Research and Development
June 2020
DARPA Exploring Muscle Regeneration Technology
By Connie LeeThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is investing in technology geared toward healing injuries involving muscle loss. -
Research and Development
June 2020
Pentagon Reshuffles R&D Priorities
By Jon HarperHONOLULU, Hawaii — The Defense Department is shaking up its list of research-and-development priorities as the Pentagon builds new roadmaps for pursuing future capabilities. -
Research and Development
June 2020
DARPA Declares War on Jet Lag, Other Travel Woes
By Jon HarperThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has kicked off a hunt for new technologies aimed at combating travel-associated problems faced by warfighters and civilians on-the-go. The effort could facilitate treatments for a wide range of health issues, according to the project leader. -
Army News
April 2020
Army Holds Cash Prize Contest for Small Business Tech
By Connie LeeThe Army is looking to attract new technology ideas from small businesses by holding a contest with cash prizes. -
Research and Development
April 2020
Army Tries to ‘Find, Fix, Finish’ Startups
AUSTIN, Texas — For the Army, the gleaming glass and steel skyscraper a few blocks from the Texas state capitol has to be considered a “target-rich environment.” -
Research and Development
March 2020
JUST IN: Defense Innovation Unit to Sponsor Computer Vision Prize Challenge
By Jon HarperThe Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit is preparing to launch another industry competition to boost computer vision technology that could aid disaster relief efforts, a top official said March 11. -
Research and Development
March 2020
Pentagon to Evaluate Foreign Influence in R&D
By Tyler Evans , Jennifer Plitsch , Brooke Stanley and Michael WagnerThe Defense Department appears poised to join other agencies in scrutinizing ties between U.S.-funded researchers and non-U.S. organizations. -
Research and Development
February 2020
Defense Innovation Unit Shifts into Higher Gear
By Jon HarperSIMI VALLEY, Calif. — Armed with new contracting authorities and a mandate to help the U.S. military stay head of peer competitors, the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit is bringing new commercial partners into the fold and expanding its technological focus. -
Research and Development
February 2020
Army Research May Lead to New Class of Materials
Biologists working for the Army have developed a process that could lead to a class of synthetic polymers that may be used to create new materials such as therapeutics for soldiers. -
Research and Development
January 2020
An R&D Alliance That Can Challenge China
MAKUHARI, Japan — The amount of funding China is putting toward research and development is climbing faster than a Long March rocket.
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