BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 1/1/14

Friday, January 31, 2014

Short-wavelength speedy 'spin waves' have communication potential

Glass That Bends but Doesn’t Break

Rudimentary Computer Built From Nanowires

How to Make a Better Invisibility Cloak—With Lasers

US Army And LM Complete Advanced Autonomous Convoy Demo

Storage system for ‘big data’ dramatically speeds access to information

Integration brings quantum computer a step closer

Faster X-ray technology paves the way for better catalysts

Quicker method paves the way for atomic-level design

One-Way Sound - Scientists Make Audio Diode

Break through in e-car battery technology ahead?

Antibiotic “smart bomb” targets specific strains of bacteria

Cybersecurity in the surveillance age

James: Air Force is addressing 'systemic' problem in nuclear force

US briefs Nato on Russian 'nuclear treaty breach'

Broad Trends in Chinese Air Force and Missile Modernization

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China is playing dangerous game with the US in the South China Sea

China’s Drafting a South China Sea ADIZ

China reveals 'ace' against U.S. military

In Iran We Trust?

The Moral Hazard of the All-Volunteer Army

Premature Weapons Testing Drains Military Budget

SOCOM Develops Dry Submersible Mini-Sub for SEALs

Experts: China Boosts Space Warfare Capabilities

KAZIANIS: How Washington is losing Asia to China

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Acid shock breakthrough could finally make stem cells practical

Researchers Develop Lithium Ion Battery That Can Charge an Electric Car for 27-Years

Bio-printing human parts will spark ethical, regulatory debate

Silicon Brains That Think as Fast as a Fly Can Smell

Modular Robotics' MOSS Kit Makes Building Robots a Snap

World’s first carbon fiber 3D printer demonstrated, could change the face of additive manufacturing forever

IBM builds graphene chip that’s 10,000 times faster, using standard CMOS processes

Dyson Aims for a Cordless Revolution With Tiny, 120,000 RPM Motor

DoD Official: Force Size Limits Modernization Efforts

“Honey Encryption” Will Bamboozle Attackers with Fake Secrets

Engineer Brings New Twist to Sodium-Ion Battery Technology with Discovery of Flexible Molybdenum Disulfide Electrodes

Graphene composite leads to breakthrough in rechargeable battery applications

Toyota By-Passing Lithium for Solid State Batteries

Flywheels: Alternatives to Hybrid Car Batteries?

“Space cops” to help control traffic in space, prevent satellites from colliding

Report: F-35 Cracks in Tests, Isn’t Reliable

Has Obama Abandoned the Pivot to Asia?

Top Weapons Buyer Disputes P-8 Testing Woes

Exclusive: CIA Helped Saudis in Secret Chinese Missile Deal

Japan may force foreign aircraft overflying Senkaku Islands to land

How U.S. should respond to China's growing assertiveness

China expands its reach by playing chicken with the US military

U.S. defence agency calls for NSA-style cyber spying for nuclear threats

2014 Worldwide Threat Assessment

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Russia to Float Out Stealth Sub for Black Sea Fleet in May

Some Embarrassing Details From the Pentagon’s Latest Stealth Fighter Report

DOD's Weapons Testers Miss the Mark

Submarines in Southeast Asia: Proliferation, Not a Race

Air Force Secretary proposes changes to missile force

U.S. Dependence on Space Assets Could be a Liability in a Conflict with China

Will America's Asian Allies Go Nuclear?

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Battlefield electronics that do their job, then vanish?

A ‘powerful antenna in a soldier’s pocket,’ thanks to origami

Biomedical engineer pursues development of 5-D imaging technology

This carbon nanotube heatsink is six times more thermally conductive, could trigger a revolution in CPU clock speeds

Cold fusion tech picked up by major US partner, prepares for launch in the American and Chinese energy markets

Illuminating the Science Behind OLED Televisions

Searching New Home for 13,000 MRAPs

NASA puts out call for commercial lunar landers

Graphene rival 'phosphorene' is born to be a transistor

Water Evaporation Could be the World's Largest Renewable Energy Source

Laser power makes a mirror

'Chameleon of the sea' reveals its nanophotonic secrets

New theory may lead to more efficient solar cells

AMD reveals its first ARM processor: 8-core Opteron A1100

Why to Ignore China’s Aircraft Carriers

A Sniper Rifle With A Mind Of Its Own

Information Warfare: One Technology That Changed Everything

What is the Asia 'pivot'? It depends on who's talking

Lockheed Martin Demonstrates Weapons Grade High Power Fiber Laser

Comment: China, Japan push limits of US order in Asia-Pacific

China's military power an increasing threat to US, Pentagon official admits

Heading into 2014, the state of defense is solidly ill-defined and in flux

Blimplike surveillance craft set to deploy over Maryland heighten privacy concerns

Drones Could Save the Navy’s Troubled P-8 Patrol Plane

Navy, Electric Boat Test Tube-Launched Underwater Vehicle

Army Looks to Build Air-Droppable Armored Vehicle

Shooting the Pentagon in the Foot

How Much is a Drone Base Worth?

Obama’s Vision: No More War but Plenty More Fighting

Pentagon Concerned by China’s New High-Speed Missile

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Tool that manipulates RAM, misleads cybercrime investigators

Computing with silicon neurons

New "Look And Link" Wireless Technology Enables Device-to-Device Links By Pointing

Piz Daint Supercomputer Shows the Way Ahead on Efficiency

A 96-Antenna System Tests the Next Generation of Wireless

New boron nanomaterial may be possible

New quantum dots herald a new era of electronics operating on a single-atom level

Ultra-tiny nanocomputer may point the way to further miniaturization in industry

Flexible, transparent conductor brings foldable TVs closer to reality

Graphene nanoribbons could bring new devices that control heat flow

$1.7 Million Personal Submarine Lets You 'Fly' Underwater

Toyota’s hydrogen-powered gamble on the future

U.S. weapons shipped to moderate Syrian rebels after secret congressional approval

Cybercrime’s perfect storm

Exercise Global Response Expeditor

Naval Air: China Continues To Press Japan

DOD Should Prepare for Unmanned, 'Robotic' Warfare

U.S. looks at ways to prevent spying on its spying

GROUNDED: More F-35 problems delay new jet

Anxiety Rising Over Relations Between Japan and China

US-China Rivalry More Dangerous Than Cold War?

Panel Says DoD Could Save Billions by Changing Business Practices

Pentagon, scientists closing in on rapid DNA technology

Don’t Undermine the Iran Deal

The True Forever War

A Game of Go: China and Japan Seek Advantages in East Asia

10 Good Reasons to Save the A-10

The Real Problem with the U.S. Air Force

Monday, January 27, 2014

Speed Up Underwater Communications By 76X

Feedback10 ways to avoid a Wikileaks or NSA-style data breach

Stratasys launches multi-material colour 3D printer

The New Ammunition That Has Gun Owners Drooling

How does the brain create sequences?

Expanding our view of vision

Internet of Things is already linking up in sports

8 ways to get the job done using Google Glass

Your backup drive needs a backup plan: Three ways to safeguard the data

Fastest routes revealed by mimicking electrical flow

WattJoule Licenses Flow Battery Technology Developed by PNNL

NASA's Humanoid Robonaut

If The Fuel Source Ain't Clean Your Electric Car Ain't Green

Engineers teach old chemical new tricks to make cleaner fuels, fertilizers

Robot Soldiers Are Coming!

USAF nuclear-missile officers alleged to have regularly cheated on readiness tests

Critical infrastructure vulnerable to attack, warns cyber security expert

U.S. will be ready to rescue Americans from Sochi if needed

Pentagon officials prioritizing eight IT initiatives

Rocky waters between China and Japan could buffet America

Privacy or Security: a False Choice

Time to Get Ready for War in the Robotic Age

The Fifth Element: Enhancing Conventional Deterrence in East Asia

Future of the Army in Asia: Less War, More Diplomacy

Carrier Cut Could Be Back on Table

U.S. Navy Sees Chinese HGV As Part Of Wider Threat

Sunday, January 26, 2014

3D printing is heading to a home near you

ChipSiP Smart Glass Specs Better Than Google Glass?

Encrypt your Android smartphone for paranoid-level security

Most cybercrime comes from a few core groups

Google's thermostat could spy on your home life

The Internet of Things Is Wildly Insecure — And Often Unpatchable

Knightscopes's new policing robot

Wireless Brain Implant Aims To Give Paralyzed Power Over Their Limbs

Seattle Lithium Battery Maker Claims 'Next-Generation' Energy Breakthrough

Hagel Questions Air Force’s Ability to Oversee Nukes

Raytheon to keep next-generation jammer contract -U.S. Navy

Why China and the Philippines are Battling Over Rocks, Reefs

China’s Nuclear Parasol

Trust at Sea Through Unmanned Autonomy

Air Force tries again on logistics modernization

Will the Next World War Start in the Middle East?

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Iran comments a new headache for Washington

Influential Think Tank Warns of Robotic Proliferation

U.S. Navy Tests A Virtual Reality Headset

What Americans should fear in cyberspace

BYOD mobile attack prevention app uses machine learning

NATO-Backed Project Explores Legal Options To Respond to Cyberattacks

US Chief of Defense: NATO Examining Threats to its Southern Flank

A high-speed camera has no chance against GE’s incredible MEMS

A new wrinkle in the control of waves

Asymmetric warfare to drive C4ISR demand over next 5 years

Atomic imaging technique removes distortions

In the brain, timing is everything

The genesis of the transistor, the single greatest discovery in the last 100 years

New biosensor inspired by turkeys

Electric Utility Cybersecurity Regulations Have a Serial Problem

Iotera Develops Active RFID Tag With 4-Mile Read Range

3D graphene - Supercapacitors from sugar bubbles

Pentagon F-35 program says 'laser-focused' on software issues

The horcrux of the matter

The New Cold War: China vs Japan

China sends surveillance jets to East China Sea defense zone

The Navy Is Dropping Down to Just Two Deployed Carriers

The Five Best Bombers of All Time

Friday, January 24, 2014

Bitcloud project plans to ‘replace' the Internet

Cyber warriors: The next generation

A Grid in the Brain

NSA Surveillance Sparks Talk of National Internets

‘Replicator’ combines industrial machining with laser 3D printing to create just about anything

Various microstructures fabricated by a solvent-cast 3-D printing technique

Robot Detects Landmines From Far, Far Away

The world's fastest supercar might soon be electric

Fighting fires with the help of Google Glass

Beyond New START

Avert Conflict in the South and East China Seas

ULLtraDIMM

What you need to know about SD cards

Next-Generation Wood Fiber Solar Cells Could Dwarf Current Efficiency Levels

Newly developed injectable material could enable targeted drug delivery, biosensors

Fuel cell vehicles and their ‘free energy’ make their own power

Are Hydrinos In Our Future?

Botwall: New Web security solution uses real-time polymorphism to ward off attacks

Understanding Security Competition in Asia

21st Century War, How It Will Be Different And Why

Electronic Warfare Role for Reaper UAV

Pentagon to launch blimps to guard against cruise missiles

US hints at Edward Snowden plea bargain to allow return from Russia

US Pacific chief concern over Japan-China tension

US admiral warns no China hotline in case of crisis

China issues warnings to foreign planes entering air defence zone

20YY: Preparing for War in the Robotic Age

Pentagon report faults F-35 on software, reliability

Plans are on for quick reaction force in Middle East

A Fine Balance: India, Japan and the United States

Will Japan Abandon Pacifism

Boeing Surveillance Plane Found Not Effective for Mission

Hagel Orders Full Review of Nuclear Force

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Carbon dioxide paves the way to unique nanomaterials

The ultra-high volumetric energy density lithium-sulfur battery

BAE to lead improvements for DARPA intelligence system

Lockheed begins production of Navy’s automated aircraft test system

Google dismisses eavesdropping threat in Chrome feature

Syrian Electronic Army Takes Another Poke at Microsoft

Kaveri Versus Richland: A Performance Per Clock Comparison

Network on Chip solutions

Robo-ankle uses artificial muscles to get you walking

Wireless charging for electric vehicles hits the road

Physicists Discover Way to Engineer New Properties on Ultra-Thin Nanomaterials

New Probes Replace Surgeons’ Sense of Touch

Cooling microprocessors with carbon nanotubes

World's most precise atomic clock will still be spot-on in 5 billion years

Implant harvests heartbeat power

Iran Nuclear Talks Fail

Point Blank Introduces Lightest-Weight Body Armor Based on Dyneema Force Multiplier Technology

Startup Thinks Its Battery Will Solve Renewable Energy’s Big Flaw

Ford enlists MIT, Stanford to drive automated cars

Molecules as circuits

Hydrogen is the way to go

L-3, Raytheon Develop Laser-Guided Rocket for Small Boats

What would a smaller military look like and how would it fight?

NSA’s Spying on Phone Calls Illegal: U.S. Privacy Board

Obama’s Asia rebalance turns into headache as China, Japan relations spiral down

Echoing of the guns of August

Will Japan and China Go to War?

Iranian official on nuke deal: 'We did not agree to dismantle anything'

Army Presses Case for Relevance of Ground Forces

The American People Aren't Ready for China

China's nuclear missile drill seen as warning to US not to meddle in region

Inside the Ring: China hell-bent on driving the U.S. out of Asia

In 2010, the U.S. Surrounded Iran With Stealth Drones

Bird Dogs & Drones, Terminators & Swarms: The Race Towards Robotic Warfare

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Roiling the Waters

Energy Teleportation Overcomes Distance Limit

Neural Nets: Now Available In The Cloud

Atomically thin film has potential for water splitting

Engineers convert yeast cells into 'sweet crude' biofuel

The 8 most significant ways physical security has evolved

NATO Project May Provide Allied Air Forces with 'Plug and Play' Precision Munitions

Joining up memory

Straw Could Power Jets

Toyota hydrogen car would create enough electricity to power home for week

Putting hard drive reliability to the test shows not all disks are equal

Tiny "Bio-Bots" Powered by Heart Cells Can Swim Like Sperm

Duke’s metamaterial superlens could finally allow for long-range wireless charging

New surface treatment stops scale buildup

MIT's new transparent screen may lead to cheap heads-up displays

Is America Pacific “Dominance” Up For Grabs?

F-35 Pilots Will Begin Flying Improved 'Gen 3' Helmet

Snowden trial could be awkward for U.S.

Orbiting surveillance system protects satellites from space junk

Pentagon offers Russians anti-IED technology

Japan’s ruling party may have dropped a pledge to “never wage war again”—

China to start regular patrols from island in South China Sea

Smaller military plans for a nimble, expeditionary future

What Americans should fear in cyberspace

Changing The Game In Afghanistan

U.S. Military Eyes Afghan Force of 10,000, or a Pullout

Save the A-10: Give It to the Army

DOD TOPGUN Fights For Navy To Fight Like It Is 1986

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Someday A Drone Might Save Your Life

G-8: US Army Soldier Levels Could Drop to 420,000 By 2019

Securing the Smart Home

3D Printing Graphene Technology Invented by Lomiko Metals

Robots as platforms?

Researchers achieve fastest real-world fiber speeds of 1.4Tb/s

A closer look at Obama’s reforms for the NSA

Making hydrogen fuel cells cost effective

Development of an advanced system of fuel cell co-generation of heat and power

Chemical process turns any plant matter—even trees—into biofuels

Why the NSA’s Spying on Offline Computers Is Less Scary Than Mass Surveillance

E-Whiskers Have Arrived

New benchmarks raise doubt over D-Wave’s ‘quantum computer,’ but Google is optimistic long-term

Solar-power device would use heat to enhance efficiency

Virginia Tech researcher develops energy-dense sugar battery

Can Shape Security revolutionize Web defense?

Nanoribbons let beating hearts power their own pacemakers

PHILIPPINES: China Escalates Its Demands

Heterogeneous computing combines the benefits of CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs

The Dangerous China Japan Face-Off

Temporary Nuclear Deal With Iran Takes Effect

Olympics Security Worries U.S. Officials

Global Hawk, U-2 Duel Resumes in ’15 Budget Fight

Defense Industry Ponders Where It Goes From Here

Future Platforms: Unmanned Naval Operations

Patriots and Spies, From King to Snowden

$1B in Air Force cargo planes sent to boneyard get new missions

U.S. Special Forces Train for Guerrilla War in North Korea

US Army Studying Replacing Thousands of Grunts with Robots

Monday, January 20, 2014

Lockheed Martin Tests LRASM MK 41 Vertical Launch System Interface

3-D Printing Moves Closer to the Mainstream

Three Dangers of Losing Net Neutrality That Nobody’s Talking About

Still Unprotected

Japan: Death by Demographics?

Scientists eye sunlight-to-fuel goal

Cutting the cord: why wireless charging will finally power up in 2014

Carbon nanotube sponge soaks up contaminants

3D Printed Clothing by Year's End

Superconducting spintronics pave way for next-generation computing

Intel dreams up a smart bowl that will charge gadgets

How to tap the sun’s energy through heat as well as light

Navy Helps Fund 3D Printing of Buildings

RAFAEL Develops a New High Energy Laser Weapon

Tracing paper boost for solar cells

McCain, Kaine unveil measure to change war powers

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When do nuclear missteps put security in jeopardy?

Why an algorithm wants your highly skilled job

Russia Builds a New Navy to Dominate the Arctic Ocean

Engineer accused of stealing F-35 fighter secrets for Iran

ASEAN concerned about China's new fishing restrictions

China begins naval drills in disputed South China Sea

Intelligence: actions and their meanings

Israel plans laser interceptor 'Iron Beam' for short-range rockets

The U.S. Air Force For Dummies

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Engine, Cockpit Upgrades Are Top U.S. Army Priorities

Kendall: Military Technological Superiority Not Assured

China aims South China Sea grab with fishing law: Philippines

The Physics of a Front-Wheel Drive Muscle Car

The First Totally Open Source Laptop Is Almost Real

How Super-Efficient Nanomaterials Could Herald a Design Revolution

Longbow Missiles Demo Littoral Attack Capability

Enhanced Missile Warning System to Protect US Army Troops

Microsoft to Update XP Malware Signatures Beyond Support Cutoff

The Five Best Submarines of All Time

Analyst Calls Russian Teen Author of Target Malware

Ultrafast phase measurements could boost optical computing

Lab-on-a-chip realizes potential

The Techno-Militarization Of America

Java Primary Cause of 91 Percent of Attacks: Cisco

How the X-Ray Laser Works

3-D scanners will help you with 3-D printing

Lockheed Martin to help track and catalog space junk to help prevent collisions between spacecraft and debris

NASA reaches out to industry for potential partners to develop advanced fuel cell technology for space

Patent analysis shows how PAK-FA differs from F-22 in air combat philosophy

Spending bill maintains funding for F-35, V-22

When Do Nuclear Missteps Put Security in Jeopardy?

Who’s Watching Your Nukes?

Why NASA Is Getting Some of the Military’s Hand-Me-Down Armored Trucks

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Why the Future of War Will Be Even Bloodier

21st Century Federalism: Proposals for Reform

Time catches up with Intel

Graphene forms template for two-dimensional hybrid materials

Researchers aim to revolutionize 3D printing, global manufacturing

Poison-breathing bacteria may be boon to industry, environment

Drones And Robots, The Beginning Of The End?

Renewable Chemical Has Possibility For Biofuels

The smartest cars may need 5G, Ericsson says

Net Neutrality and the Ghettoization of the Internet

The Remarkable Intel NUC

A closer look at RAID levels and what they mean

Is Internet Net Neutrality Really Dead?

How the NSA collects millions of phone texts a day

Fridges and televisions are being hacked and turned into spambots

Highly efficient broadband terahertz radiation from metamaterials

Clever chemistry improves a new class of antibiotics

Smooth sailing: Rough surfaces that can reduce drag

Is Technology Eroding America’s Military Edge?

Former USAF Chief of Staff: Move Away From Nuclear F-35

Iran Top Nuke Negotiator: Deal Reversible In One Day

4 -star: Marine Corps not threatened by Army's Pacific strategy

Defense Chief: Philippines To Defy China Fishing Rule

Obama revamps U.S. surveillance

The Current Acquisition Regime is Sinking America’s Navy

U.S. SOCOM Increases Investment in Weaponized Fixed-Wing Aircraft

The Pentagon Wants to Communicate With Big Inflatable Balls

The Five Best Submarines of All Time

Friday, January 17, 2014

Erasing traumatic memories

Smart Object Recognition Algorithm Doesn’t Need Humans

Flexible circuit mounted on contact lens

Breakthrough Technology Enables Gene Silencing to Heal Wounds

Fruit and veg, fresh from the skyscraper

802.11ac 'gigabit Wi-Fi' starts to show potential, limits

A nanotechnology catalyst with a million uses

Elon Musk’s five insights into solar energy

Life With a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Honda

Muscle Sensors Allow Robots to Cooperate Better With Humans

Protecting Optical Fiber: The Last Link In Network Security

Graphene solar cells hit new record after doubling efficiency in just one year

IBM puts 12TB of flash memory inside a server for 10x performance gain

Japanese technology promises to make hydrogen as cheap as gasoline

A Wearable Landmine Detector That Slips Inside A Shoe

Natural 3D counterpart to graphene discovered

Silver nanowire sensors hold promise for prosthetics, robotics

Congress Reacts to Chinese Hypersonic Missile Test

Google developing smart contact lens

Hypersonic aircraft could render Western defence systems useless

Britain's PM claims it is still a 'first-class' military power after Gates attack

Pentagon chief open to incentives to bolster nuclear force

Navy Rail Gun Showing Promise

Lockheed Makes Progress On Next Generation Anti-Ship Missile

Control of the Seas

IN CHINA: Taiwan’s anti-sub drill

NSA collects millions of text messages daily in 'untargeted' global sweep

America's Emaciated Army

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Titanium dioxide key to solar water-splitter

This Phone Is An NSA-Free, Secret-Storing Black Box

Arctic Passage Opens Challenges for US Military

A closer look at the NSA’s spying tactics

Tesla's Game Changing Supercharger Network

B61-11 earth-penetrating weapon tested for first time in seven years

US Congress Takes Hard-Line Stance on China's Maritime Disputes

Japan Will Cast a “Magnetic Net” for Space Junk

PAK FA stealth features patent published

The future of air travel? Three-storey Sky Whale

China and Philippines: The reasons why a battle for Zhongye (Pag-asa) Island seems unavoidable

Japan, China militarization spurred by Pacific rivalries

U.S.-China Relations and the Western Pacific

Chinese inexperience a factor in warships' near-miss: U.S. admiral

Military cuts mean 'no US partnership', Robert Gates warns Britain

PACOM chief: Uncontested U.S. control of Pacific is ending

Ground combat vehicle budget slashed, cancellation more likely

Ideas, Costs and the All-Volunteer Army

Drawing a Red Line for China

If Scotland Votes for Independence, It’s Going to Need an Army

U.S. Military Begins Testing ‘Smart’ Rifles

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

AMD says its next PC chip trumps Intel with 12 'compute cores' and smoother gaming

Scientists develop a more efficient and economical solar cell based on graphene and perovskite

Air Force lab’s new 20-Tflop computer will mimic human brain

JPL's RoboSimian

UNC researchers harness sun's energy during day for use at night

Research targets 'holy grail' of catalysis

3-D printing tries to find a home

Southeast, East Asia Build Up Naval Capabilities

Chasing the Dream of Half-Price Gasoline from Natural Gas

What makes superalloys super

Wonder material silicene

Potential future data storage at domain boundaries

Nuclear Attack Aftermath: Make Haste to a Fallout Shelter

EV charging isn't as simple as it seems

Bitrot and atomic COWs: Inside “next-gen” filesystems

Joint high-speed ship to make 1st deployment

Japan plans to purchase more F-35s for defense of disputed islands

Boeing Searches for Sustainable Fuel, Finds Green Diesel

Japanese Military Drill, Chinese Coast Guard Patrol Both Aim At Disputed Islands

Cyber Command Funding More Than Doubles

Omnibus Spending Bill Calls for $93B for Pentagon Procurement

U.S. to deploy 12 F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jets to Japan

Some Bombs Can Be Tossed

Establishing a Floor Under the Army’s End Strength

N.S.A. Devises Radio Pathway Into Computers

The Flexibility of Frigates

Sailor shortage threatens surface Navy's readiness

In Pursuit of the U.S. Navy’s Next Surface Combatant

It's Becoming Too Expensive for the Military to Go Into Space

Japan Mulls Aircraft Carrier Future?

This Is Why People Don’t Trust the Air Force With Air Power

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Revolutionary Scuba Mask Creates Breathable Oxygen Underwater On Its Own

Flexible electronics get even more bendy

Disorder opens up battery material field

3 IT keys to the future for Navy, military

University of Buffalo Names Five Inventions That Could Significantly Benefit Consumers

Integrated quantum circuit is most complex ever

NSA's snooping dragnet has little impact on terrorism

Robo-Ape Crawls Like a Spider, Opens Doors, Saves Lives

The State, the Internet and Cybersecurity

Boeing Transmits Protected Government Signal Through Military Satellite

New Pills Deliver Bacteria, Not Drugs, To Cure

The Big Theme of CES: The Internet of Everything

Towards perfect control of light waves

Droplet simulation technology for printed electronics

Solar Impulse To Unveil New Aircraft in April

Progress made in safeguarding nuclear materials

Air Defense: Russia Makes War On UAVs

Missile defense buster: China tests new hypersonic glide vehicle

China ships enter waters off disputed Senkaku islands

Global Media: China's New Weapon Against Japan

China threatens ‘firm response’ as Japan island tensions grow

Federal spending bill calls for $520B for Pentagon

Here’s What Has NSA’s Bigwigs Mad

When's the Best Time to Launch a Cyberattack?

Intelligence in 2014: Shrinking Budget Cuts, Snowden-Driven ‘Reforms’

Army Modernization Is Melting Down

U.S. Navy Must Move Toward Energy Weapons, Offensive Lethality

CIA Flew U-2 Spy Planes From Aircraft Carriers

Monday, January 13, 2014

Extending future electric-car battery life, range

Harnessing Alpha Particles to Spot Aircraft Icing

Supercomputers giving Japan manufacturers an edge

Dwave has a 1000 qubit quantum computer now in their lab and will release in later in 2014

How Israel and Hamas weaponized social media