BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 12/1/11

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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Boeing Wins Contract for U.S. Missile Shield

Graphene as defense shield from laser canons?

US Army unveils 1.8 gigapixel camera helicopter drone

Research: Botnets, the Most Prevalent Threat in the Enterprise

The Super Hornet as a Stealth Killer?

Transistors made from cotton yarn, t-shirt computers incoming

Researcher proves Wi-Fi Protected Setup is crackable with brute force

Finland to Widen Missile Shipment Inquiry: Customs

Finland to Widen Missile Shipment Inquiry: Customs

U.S. Bolsters UAE's Missile Defense in Arms Deal

Saturday, December 24, 2011

DARPA's 'Membrane Optics' Spy Satellite Could Capture Close-Up Video of Earth from Orbit

How a Decade of IEDs Has Reshaped Bomb Disposal Tech

Millimetre-wave imager detects hidden faults more safely

Bunker Bombs Requested, Stockpiled for Potential Iran Strike

Researchers discover a way to significantly reduce the production costs of fuel cells

U.S. Congress Authorizes Offensive Use of Cyberwarfare

IBM's Tech Predictions

Printing Bones in 3-D

Notre Dame researchers develop paint-on solar cells

Neuroscientists identify a master controller of memory

Layer by layer

New device could bring optical information processing

Turning bacteria's shield into a weapon against it

The Navy's New Submarine Drone Will Launch Through The Trash Chute

Top Ten Physics Buzz Stories of the Year

Liquid metal capsules used to make self-healing electronics

Apple is researching fuel cell powered computers

Nanoantennas show promise in optical innovations

Iran starts massive naval exercise

SSL's Future

Unmanned K-max operational in Afghanistan

Army Tests Wireless Detection Technology

Countersniper Systems Detect Hidden Shooters

Lights Out For The Airborne Laser

China denies any connection with missile shipment

Iran: We will reverse engineer RQ-170

Russia successfully test fires Bulava missiles

Sunday, December 18, 2011

No Fear: Memory Adjustment Pills Get Pentagon Push

U.S. Navy F-35C gets electromagnetic launch

U.S. Army envisions the helicopter of the future

RQ-170 drone's ambush facts spilled by Iranian engineer

Discovery of a 'dark state' could mean a brighter future for solar energy

Air France Flight 447's Final Minutes Reconstructed

Riot shields could scatter crowds with 'wall of sound'

Trillion-frame-per-second video

A novel way to concentrate sun’s heat

A Two-Ocean Navy No More?

Syria's civil war is already drawing in foreign powers

Twelve Chinese hacker groups responsible for attacks on U.S.

NVIDIA opens up CUDA platform, helping accelerate the path to exascale computing

MIT comes up with new chip making method

Scientists unveil tiniest switch

Scrunched up graphene to store hydrogen

Army’s Latest Unmanned Bomb Detector

Another Ghost Particle?

Scramjet Setbacks Motivate Research

First flash-based supercomputer to go live in January

US spy drone 'tricked' into Iran landing by GPS spoofing

World’s first programmable quantum photonic chip

Caltech sets 186Gbps internet speed record

Syria deploys Russian anti-sea missiles on coast, Scuds on Turkish border

Physicists at European lab: Close to finding 'God particle'

Russia to build 100-ton ICBM to penetrate US missile defenses

MEMS Everywhere

Molybdenite Moves From Potential Silicon Replacement to a Transistor Prototype

Sons of Stuxnet

Brainlink - Repurpose your Robot

US gameplan in the Pacific

The role that US plays in Asia

LightSquared Touts New Test Results

Iran UAV Will Not Expose Latest Technology

Digital Charts Plan Riles Pilot Groups

World's Biggest Aircraft Will Ferry Passengers to Space in Stratolaunch Vision

'Dream' Space Telescope for Military Could Spy Anywhere on Earth

Trillion-Dollar Jet Has Thirteen Expensive New Flaws

USAF, Lockheed agree on Satellite C2 R&D project

Avtobaza: Iran's weapon in alleged RQ-170 affair?

F-22 crash mystery finally explained

US forces quit Iraq nine years on

U.S. Navy Expects to Base Ships in Singapore

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