BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: Friday, February 28, 2014

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Friday, February 28, 2014

Nanotubes Make Logic Circuits that Use Both Light and Current

‘Skyshield’ – Counter MANPADS Laser Countermeasure Completes Testing

Emergency cell site in backpack launched

Fewer Soldiers, More Robots: Pentagon Budgets For The Future

How to keep your PC secure when Microsoft ends Windows XP support

Tesla's Lithium-Ion "Gigafactory" to Reduce Battery Costs by More than 30%

Engineers Develop Cell Phone Charging System that Harvests Energy from Vibrations

Next-Gen Neural Prosthetics Require a New Materials Approach

'Internet-of-Things' Embedded in Elmoto Electric Motorbike

Big step for next-generation fuel cells and electrolyzers

The “Exosuit”: A wearable submarine for visiting deep water

Remote explosives detection may see the end of full-body scanners

Unsupervised robotic construction crew to build flood defenses

Verizon launches new Cyber Intelligence Center

SpaceX Moves Closer to Launching Spy Satellites

Three Hidden Time Bombs in the US-Japan Alliance

USAF launches new space situational awareness satellite programme

Lawmakers Call for New Cyber Security Laws

U.S., Japan scholars welcome East China Sea code of conduct proposal

On Ukraine, Putin holds all the cards and dictates the timetable

Gen. Alexander tells Senate threat of major cyber attacks is growing

Senior defense official: 'We don't want to cut.' Blame Congress.

Member of the Joint Chiefs to Resign in Protest?

One Upshot of Shrinking the Army: It'll Be Easier to Kick Our Foreign-Intervention Habit

The Army’s Plan For Cyber, One Bright Spot In Its Budget

Clashing over U.S. weaponry innovations

Clock ticking on war in Ukraine

Wanted: A Mahan for Cyberspace

The Pentagon Has Figured Out How to Hunt Enemy Stealth Fighters

Putin’s Bluff: U.S. Spies Say Russia Won't Invade Ukraine

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