BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 4/1/12

BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS

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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Researchers claim quantum breakthrough

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2012/04/26/3489504.htm

Friday, April 20, 2012

Google execs, director Cameron in space venture

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/google-execs-director-cameron-space-venture-005212432--sector.html

Hypersonic test aircraft pealed apart after 3 minutes of sustained Mach 20 speed

New Wafers For 3-D Transistors

Nanodot Memory Leaves Charge-Storage Memory in the Dus

Wind turbine blimp aims to replace diesel generators

New microscope captures nanoscale structures in dazzling 3D

IBM pushes for lithium-air powered cars

Silicene grown for (probably) the first time

60 Years of the B-52

The Navy’s Newest Drone Chopper

US military developing multi-focus augmented reality contact lenses

SoC vs. CPU – The battle for the future of computing

Researchers create brain-computer interface that bypasses spinal cord injury paralysis

Researchers explore X-ray vision for mobile phones

U.S. Navy Touts AMDR Technology Advancement

Robotic Delivery Of Cargo Is Growing

Russia-China Su-35 Fighter Talks Frozen

Russian Military Orders Missile Early Warning Satellites

Russian Military Orders Missile Early Warning Satellites

GPS III Military Satellite

Northrop’s CLIP system readies for deployment

Carriers Warn of Crisis in Mobile Spectrum

Propulsion key to F/A-XX

With eye on China, India tests new long-range missile

$63 million Russian taxi rides

Future Naval Force May Sail with the Strength of Titanium

Worldwide Military Spending Trends

Saturday, April 14, 2012

DARPA's Updated Humanoid

NASA Invests In Satellites That Beam Power Down to Earth

Technology could transform bins into power generators

Computer Built Using Swarms Of Soldier Crabs

Simulating tomorrow’s chips

Hitachi unveils motor without rare earths

Ways Government Tracks Us

Chips as mini Internet

Zumwalt Takes Shape

New Air Force One

Fusion Finally on the Horizon?

Multiple Groups Claim to Create First Atom-Thick Silicon Sheets

Will 3-D Printing Launch A New Industrial Revolution?

Intel's first server chips with 3D transistors available soon

Intel drives up SSD storage capacity to 800GB

Researchers create flexible, transparent, 3D non-volatile memory

IBM to build exascale supercomputer for the world’s largest, million-antennae telescope

The history of supercomputers

New frontier: Chips transfer data at light speed

New frontier: Chips transfer data at light speed

Russian Warships to Patrol Syrian Coast

Chinese ships off Zambales coast test Philippine Naval capability or provoke U.S military action

Mix of Metal and Graphene Cools Chips

DARPA Selects Boston Dynamics' Humanoid for Robotics Challenge

Large Displacement UUV Steaming Ahead

U.S. Navy Focus Shifts To Asia-Pacific

Saab to defence clients: 'See first - Kill first'

France tests its ship defense with U.S. Navy’s Supersonic Sea Skimming Target

Drones to Increase 45% in Pentagon 30-Year Aviation Plan

Inside the Ring: Counter-space battle craft

US grounds unmanned helicopters after accidents

Iran, world powers hold tough talks

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Can USAF Buy A $550 Million Bomber?

U.S. Army Charts Path To New Rotorcraft

Navies Worldwide Invest In Sea-Based Airpower

NASA Claims Supersonic Breakthrough For Biz Jets

NASA's Mars missions take shape

Sunday, April 1, 2012

New Scanner Shows Simplistic Organization of the Brain

Rubidium Detector Converts Infrared Images Directly to Visible Light

World's most sensitive scales detect a yoctogram

Physicists put a new twist on radio

LED converts heat into light

Cloaks for hiding heat

F-35 to cost $1.45 trillion over next 50-years

Nuclear fusion simulation shows high-gain energy output

Super-floater: One-Pound Boat That Could Float 1,000 Pounds

The Great Rumor Mill of China

Israel's Secret Staging Ground

Volunteer army wins hearts, minds of young Germans

Ukraine considering role in NATO's missile defense system

Pentagon explores mind-controlled battle robots

New plastics mimic human skin: they “bleed” when scratched, then heal

A swarm of small satellites to deflect menacing asteroids

Fingerprints offer a wealth of information

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