BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 6/1/12

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Monday, June 25, 2012

Neutron microscope could aid creation of high-tech materials

SpaceX Unleashes Raw Merlin Engine Power

Hydrogen Rotary Engine - Mazda

Experts show how 'Flame' malware fakes Windows

Top supercomputers revealed

Gigapixel camera pushes resolution limit

Cyber Weapons We Can’t Control

Scientists set to show how they hacked into Stephen Hawking's brain

A 50 gigapixel camera five times better than 20/20 human vision

High brain integration underlies winning performances

Unmanned Underwater Vehicle That Uses Water For Fuel

MIT creates glucose fuel cell to power implanted brain-computer interfaces

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second

Taming light with graphene

Bulava 'De Facto' Enters Service – Navy Chief

Botnet Metrics and Calibration

Electric Signal Might Warn of Collapsing Bridges, Failing Turbines, Earthquakes, and More

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Quantum Dots Are Behind New Displays

“Plastic Paint” Magnetic Field Sensor

IBM’s Sequoia Crowned King of Supercomputers

New Communication Tech for Deep-Space Missions

A Gigapixel Camera Composed of Dozens of Microcameras

Unmanned carrier launched surveillance and strike (UCLASS) aircraft

Third X-51 hypersonic test vehicle to fly soon

Record-Breaking X-37B Completes Second Classified Spaceflight

China's UAVs capable of disrupting U.S. aircraft carriers

Sukhoi T-50 PAK FA Stealth Fighter

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High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System (HELLADS) Programme

Combat Edge anti-g ensemble might be causing Raptor’s oxygen woes

Lockheed's new mystery drone

S.Korea, US launch major naval exercise

Why China Won't Collapse

Can Russia Reform? Economic, Political, and Military Perspectives

Saturday, June 9, 2012

How A Peacock Shrimp Packs A Punch

Tabletop X-rays light up

Fusion program moves beyond plasma, toward practical powerplant issues

America Hedges Bets on China

DARPA works with five aerospace companies to develop inexpensive launch capability for small satellites

Raytheon receives $338 million award for Tomahawk

Rats use GPS to root out land mines

Researchers dream up guided .50 cal bullet

Graphite super lube works at micron scale

The Pentagon’s Return to the Philippines

Boeing Developing JDAM Wing Kits, Tripling Range

First Stem Cell-Based Therapy Gets Approved

3D Printing Is The Future Of Manufacturing

Understanding Lift

Hydrogen Future?

MIT creates self-assembling 3D nanostructures

New nanomaterials method for boosting computer speed and improving memory densit

Russia Confirms G5 Bomber Plans

Diamond Quantum Memory Beats Record

Chinese-Built Microprocessor Includes Programmable Backdoor

Taking SATCOM Underground

US Navy Scientists Make Solar Panels Work Underwater

IPv6 Launch Called Mixed Success

SpaceX Flight Opens Door for U.S. Military Payloads

U.S. Navy Eyes Technology To Cloak Subs

Deployable air traffic control – from off the radar to off the shelf

Putin heads to China to cement key alliance

Boeing Phantom Eye Completes First Autonomous Flight

India 'lynchpin' for US strategy in Asia: Panetta

Cyber experts warn of 'intelligent weapons'

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Intel lines up 14 Ivy Bridge processors

How will the US manage a large-scale robot army?

New OLED lighting panel hopes to outshine fluorescent bulbs

The U.S. Military May Blanket Afghanistan in Tiny Spy Sensors That Last for Two Decades

Canada seeks Singapore hub to support U.S. military Asia 'pivot' toward China

U.S. Air Force Approves Concept for Future ICBM, Eyes Navy Collaboration

Flame: Cyberwarfare’s Latest, Greatest Weapon

Silicon Proves Its Mettle as Resistive Memory

Rational Design of Nanomaterials Takes a Step Forward

FAA awards suborbital flight permit to SpaceShipTwo

Robots in Cars Could Beckon Brave New Technology World

3D Printer Can Use Up to 14 Materials, Make 3D Printing More Flexible

Swiss Scientists Rewire Injured Spinal Cords, Paralyzed Rats Walk Again

Mobile Air-Defense Missile Options Proliferate

Avionics Giants Pursue Synthetic Vision For Credit

Boeing Super Hornet faces emerging anti-access challenges

United States will shift a majority of its warships to the Asia-Pacific region by 2020

Lockheed’s GPS III prototype reaches new milestone

Sophisticated cyber-battles raise fears of cyber-blowback

China urges US to respect its interests in Asia

Chinese 'backdoor' in U.S.-used chips?

Missile defense system for Europe and potential threat to Russia

QinetiQ’s Q-Net: Fabric Beats Rocket

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