DARPA Launches Mental Health Medicine Dev’t Program for Veterans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched an effort to develop new psychotherapeutic medicine for the mental health of servicemen and veterans.
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched an effort to develop new psychotherapeutic medicine for the mental health of servicemen and veterans.
Rob Johnson, owner of Portland, Ore.-based marketing and communications consulting firm Fine Tuning, wrote in a Federal News Network commentary piece published Wednesday about the Aurora exascale computing system of the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and how it could help advance research across medicine, engineering, chemistry and other scientific disciplines.
General Dynamics’ mission systems business has unveiled a new autonomous unmanned underwater vehicle at the Defense and Security Equipment International 2019 event in London.
A joint venture between Raytheon and Lockheed Martin has test-fired Javelin anti-tank missiles at a U.S. Army facility to demonstrate the weapon’s integration with station, launcher and a certain vehicle.
L3Harris Technologies has unveiled a new robotic tool designed to support security operations in constrained and urban areas.
Collins Aerospace has introduced a ground station for military customers to transmit audio, visual and data communications without utilizing satellite technology.
The tactical communications business within Curtiss-Wright’s defense solutions unit has unveiled a new gateway technology that accommodates a variety of modern tactical data links.
Blue Prism has introduced a robotic process automation platform designed to help organizations automate business processes and manage digital workers from a cloud computing environment.
Adam Clater, chief architect for North American public sector business at Red Hat, wrote in a Nextgov article published Monday that government agencies should address the cultural divide between development, security and operations teams by creating an environment that is built on trust in order to meet their mission objectives.
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