BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 5/1/11

BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS

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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Japan Earthquake Was 'In the Air' Days Before, Scientist Claim

Army enlists Android for battlefield comms

Top Chinese general: We’re no match for U.S

New LED to rival standard incandescent

Worldwide Nuclear Slowdown Continues

Unmanned Recon Choppers

U.S. cybersecurity plan includes military option

Researchers develop hardware encryption for new computer memory technology

Ethernet Aims for Terabit

HP Advances Next-Gen 'Memristor' Memory Technology

How computers got us into space

IED- and mine-hunting unmanned underwater vehicle to be developed by Bluefin Robotics-led team

The world's smallest 3D printer

New solar product captures up to 95 percent of light energy

Metal Storm Introduces a Non-Lethal / Lethal Weapon System Based on Massive Multi-Barrel Version of the FireStorm

PAK-FA needs advanced composites. Can Russia make them?

Medvedev Warns of Cold War Over Missile Shield

U.S. Explores Pakistan Supply Route Alternatives

Friday, May 13, 2011

How bin Laden evaded the NSA: Sneakernet

Emerging 4G Communications Systems

Micro-bot climbs ships to spy on pirates

D-Wave researchers demonstrate progress in quantum computing

Super-accurate clocks emerge from 'heat haze'

Unzipped graphene reveals its secrets

Yale Scientists Discover New Method For Engineering Human Tissue Regeneration

Is Red Wine The Key To Superconductivity?

Is Red Wine The Key To Superconductivity?

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Samsung's latest foldable AMOLED display

Fusion goes forward from the fringe

Toward faster transistors

Boeing to Develop High-Brightness Laser

Swedish Group Invents Electrolyte-Free Fuel Cell

China’s America Obsession

Molecular fire detector

Photosynthesis or photovoltaics: Weighing the impact

'Chemical soldering' heralds single molecule electronics

New carbon material boosts supercapacitors

Israeli Company Debut ‘Stealth Armor’ Making Vehicles ‘Disappear’

Immersive Technology Fuels Infantry Simulators

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Satellite terminals slim down for battlefield missions

3D Printers Could Be Used To Create Custom Organs

Invisible touch interface creates multitouch 'force field'

Translucent curtains soak up sound

Researchers use gamma rays to detect hidden nuclear threats

New sensor developed by MIT chemical engineers can detect tiny traces of explosives

Imaging the Invisible: The Dark Energy Camera

Electromechanics also operates at the nanoscale

The Origins of Intel's New Transistor, and Its Future

Graphene Device Modulates Light

India Shifts Allegiance From Russia To Europe

Japan’s Nuclear Future in the Balance

Frozen diamond smoke

Private Companies Enter Space Race

Technology in US helicopter not so secret: expert

Northrop Grumman Unveils Newest Intel Gathering Aircraft System

Taiwan to Deploy Supersonic Missile on Warships

Friday, May 6, 2011

Researchers demonstrate 100Tbps+ over optical fiber

DARPA Solicits Ideas For Its Hundred-Year Starship Project

New Buoyant-Aircraft Design Could Lead to Fleets of Efficient Cargo Zeppelins

RQ-170 Sentinel

Sony woes may cause some to rethink cloud computing

Kamikaze UAV

Skope cells help dispel fog of war

Cyber superiority requires intelligence edge

Intel to use 3D transistors in 22nm production process this year

Learning how the brain does its coding

The next generation of E-ink may be on cloth

WiMAX lies on death bed

New theory shows one-way transmission materials should be possible for sound and light waves

Nanomaterial Boosts Efficiency of Salinity Power Technology

Laser Guided Bombs vs Geo-Targeted Weapons

Rethinking Heavy Lift

Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Fighter Jet Passes Initial Stealth Hurdle

J-20 expands flight test envelope

Iran won't use nuclear bomb against Israel: Barak

USAF Indefinitely Grounds F-22 Raptors

U.S.-Pakistan: Bad Union, No Divorce

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Multiple valleys boost thermoelectric performance

Nano-antenna fashions charge from light

Intel Technology Roadmap: First 14nm Chips in 2013, 10nm in 2015

F-35B demonstrates maturity in STOVL operations

Why AI fails to outsmart us

US Foreign Policy After Bin Laden

Navy asks industry for help in developing a new generation of military tactical data links

Limit to nanotechnology mass-production?

USB stick PC for $25

World’s smallest video camera will make medical procedures a little less uncomfortable

Swarms of sensor robots to monitor Japan radiation in ocean

Doppler-Aided Positioning

Air Force poised to launch first-of-its-kind SBIRS satellite

Tests prove laser JDAM accuracy on moving targets

The world’s 10 costliest militaries

Hybrid Vehicles Are In U.S. Military's Future

Manned Light Aircraft May Edge Out Some UAVs

U.S. Should Relax Export Rules: Northrop

DoD: Denuclearized B-52s OK Under New START

DoD: Denuclearized B-52s OK Under New START

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Researchers develop efficient laser-beam direction method

Single-molecule magnet created from depleted uranium

DARPA sets out to build futuristic space exploration organization

Even Robots Can Be Heroes

Revolutionary new paper computer shows flexible future for smartphones and tablets

Network-based tracking, an alternative to GPS

Taser's AXON wearable camera system provides police concrete evidence

Study helps explain behavior of latest high-temp superconductors

U.S. Air Force Poised to Launch First-of-its-Kind Space Based Infrared System Satellite

Phantom Ray Under Way In First Flight

Strategic Defence Intelligence Examines Friendly Fire Prevention Technology

Intel Increases Transistor Speed by Building Upward

Mission Helo Was Secret Stealth Black Hawk

Monday, May 2, 2011

Tiny Drones That Can Squirt Their Prey With Trackable Sensor Goo

Besides GPS, LightSquared Can Interfere with Satcom

Soldiers can double as broadband base stations

Scattering Microscope Peers Into the Nanoscale

Intel Sandy Bridge-E CPUs Up to 66% Faster than Core i7 2600

How satellites helped get Osama

Reliable military and aerospace communications depend on advanced military antenna technologies

Long-Range Hyperspectral Imaging System

Gamma Rays Search For Concealed Nuclear Threats

USC engineers build synthetic synapse with carbon nanotubes

Thought-Wired Allows Disabled to Control Home Appliances with Mind Alone

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