U.S. Military Academy cadets conducted joint field experiments with Army researchers on the development of…
CU Anschutz Wins Grant to Address Sleep Disorders Experienced by Military Personnel
The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has received $750k in federal funding to research the effect of noise-masking technology to reduce insomnia and improve sleep quality in active-duty military and veterans. Led by…
Sexual Harassment, Gender Discrimination Look Different for Men and Women in U.S. Army, but Experiences Similar Across Locations
Sexual harassment and discrimination in the active-duty U.S. Army look different and occur more often for women than men, but the settings where harassment occurs and characteristics of perpetrators are similar, according…
Grow Tall, My Son: How Inheritance Laws Affect Child Height in India
Can an inheritance law lead to taller children? The answer is a qualified yes, according to new research from Binghamton University, State University of New York. Md Shahadath Hossain, a fifth-year doctoral…
U.S. Defense Department Announces AI Competition to Detect, Defeat Illegal Fishing
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and Global Fishing Watch, a nonprofit that uses satellites to provide a view of global fishing activities, announced today a new xView3 Challenge to combat illegal, unreported…
U.S. DOD to Modernize Intelligence Information Apparatus With ‘Back to Basics’ Approach
The U.S. Defense Department’s information technology capacity provides intelligence information to leaders and warfighters to give them a decision-making advantage. The legacy systems that provide that capacity, however, must be modernized to…
