BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 1/1/12

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Friday, January 27, 2012

DARPA-Funded Hacker's Tiny $50 Spy Computer Hides In Offices, Drops From Drones

Struggling In US, F-35 Fighter Pushes Sales Abroad

A big leap toward lowering the power consumption of microprocessors

Faster three-processor 3D chips

A Stealthy, Worm-Shaped, Spying Airship

IBM creates 9nm carbon nanotube transistor that outperforms silicon

Graphene: The perfect water filter

The first atomic X-ray laser

Scientists create first free-standing 3-D cloak

Physicists develop single-photon emitting light source

New DARPA program seeks revolutionary approaches to processing-power efficiency to continue Moore's Law

U.S., NATO Have Some 1,000 Interceptor Missiles

Hackers Ride Radio Waves to Hack Smartphones

Challenges Face U.S. Military Launch Ability

A satellite defense system based on quantum dot technology

Air Force leaders say strategy calls for F-22, F-35 capabilities

USAF scraps plans to replace U-2 with Northrop Global Hawk drone

U.S. Somalia raid is shape of war to come

No Practical Fix For LightSquared GPS Found

Friday, January 13, 2012

The Navy's Gremlin Uses Sonic Waves to Find Underground Bombs

Russian Mars Probe to Crash Sunday—Visible as "Surreal Comet"?

The Top Languages of 2011

Graphene quantum dots: The next big small thing

Invisibility cloak gives sound performance

Next step in infrared countermeasures development will involve protecting UAVs from missile attack

Snorting a Brain Chemical Could Replace Sleep

IBM storage breakthrough means 400TB drives possible

Nvidia supercomputer building blocks revealed

Raytheon to Develop GPS-degraded Munitions Guidance

Theory explains how new material could improve electronic shelf life

How the brain routes traffic for maximum alertness

Boeing’s Mystery Missile

New anti-theft telecoms cable

US stations two aircraft carriers opposite Iran, 15,000 troops in Kuwait

Future development of smaller and more powerful electronics requires the understanding of 'quantum jamming' physics

The Navy Is Depending on Dolphins to Keep the Strait of Hormuz Open

Four-atom-wide wire may herald tiny computers

E-Bombs: What is the Threat?

Magnetic Nanoparticles Lead to a New Class of Composites

IBM Makes Tiny 12-Atom Magnetic Bit

Cubify 3D Printer Brings High-Precision Prototyping

Five More Nations To Join WGS Program

New Knee Helps Amputees Return to Front Lines

Panetta: Military Will Be Smaller, More Agile, Deployable

DoD OKs Army's $5.7B Aircraft Survivability Effort

Chief skunk on 6th-gen fighters, 2-seat F-35s & classified UAVs

World's nuclear stockpiles are not secure: study

U.S.: 'We Will Get Missile Defense Agreement' With Russia

Impact of Budget Cuts

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

New Form of Graphene Opens up Applications in Thermal Conductivity for Electronics

F-22 Technology On UAV That Crashed In Iran

The Supersonic Potential Of A Novel Inlet

X-37B spaceplane 'spying on China'

What We Know So Far About the Successor to the B-2 Stealth Bomber

F-22 assembly line fades into history

China Criticizes New U.S. Defense Policy

Challenging the Navy’s numbers

The United States, China and the South China Sea

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