3-D Mapping Gets Service Members Back to Work after Heart Procedures
Walter Reed Bethesda heart surgeons are skipping X-rays and using 3-D technology to fix heart conditions.
View ArticleBreaking Point: Air Force Challenge Tests Construction Materials
An Air Force Civil Engineer Center mission is having a "blast" taking construction materials to their breaking point- all to benefit the warfighter.
View ArticleMarine Maker: A Course in Innovation
Marines attended a Marine Maker Course where they learned problem solving skills using 3D printers, welders, saws and much more.
View ArticleActive Duty Amputees: Staying the Course After Injury
The military has adapted to improve prosthetics for amputees. The Air Force is implementing the improvements in a unique way.
View ArticleWarm Air Helped Make 2017 Ozone Hole Smallest Since 1988
A hole in the ozone layer that appeared above Antarctica in the 1980s has shrunk, NASA has confirmed.
View ArticleThere’s An App For That: Marine Designs Mobile Solution for Common Problem
Going to a new place presents new challenges for service members, such as finding friends who play the same sports as you. Luckily, one Marine has designed a way to fix that, with just the touch of a...
View ArticleiLab: See Where Sailors and Innovation Meet
A unique lab in Hawaii allows sailors the opportunity to turn their ideas for innovation into reality.
View ArticleHappy 60th Birthday, DARPA! Here’s Six Reasons We Celebrate You
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, was established in 1958. In honor of its 60th anniversary, we've compiled our six favorite DARPA inventions.
View ArticleBlasts and Brain Health
The Navy SEALs are working with the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center and General Dynamics Health Solutions Neuro Tactical Research Team to better understand brain health.
View ArticleM.A.C.E. for Combat
When ingenuity and engineering meet in the combat zone -- designs like the Mobile Area Cordon Equipment (MACE) stop would-be attackers in their tracks.
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