The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has released a report outlining the key achievements that federal agencies have made to implement scientific integrity policies since the release of a
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory scientists have found that core particles of different sizes in a powder batch tend to develop the same level of shell thickness when subjected to a thin-film growth
MoreA House subcommittee has drafted a bill that would give the National Reconnaissance Office authority over some of the U.S. Air Forceâs space weather programs, Space News reported Tuesday. The House Armed
MoreA National Institute of Standards and Technology-led initiative has unveiled a new strategic plan that seeks to guide and facilitate federal programs in support of a cybersecurity-focused national education initiative. Rodney Petersen,
MoreAmy Hess, executive assistant director of the FBIâs science and technology branch, has said the FBI needs access to electronic information to aid in its investigations amid technological changes and evolving national security and
MoreThe National Institutes of Standards and Technology has published a report that seeks to help the Commerce Department identify research-and-development opportunities to leverage data analytics for use in public safety communications and
MoreAaron Levie, CEO and co-founder of cloud storage firm Box, wrote in a column posted Tuesday in The Washington Post that lawmakers should introduce policies on cybersecurity based on the ânew digital
MoreThe General Services Administrationâs 18F organization has developed a tool that aims to help federal information security personnel continuously update their system security plans with code in an effort to manage risks
MoreTerry Halvorsen, chief information officer at the Defense Department, has said DoDâs efforts to update its information networks will focus on the deployment of the Joint Regional Security Stacks, DoD News reported Monday. Cheryl
MoreDefense Secretary Ashton Carter has said the U.S. will deploy 217 additional service personnel in Iraq in support of its campaign against the Islamic State militant organization, the Washington Post reported Monday.
MoreThe General Services Administration has unveiled a $947 million investment plan to support the construction and renovation works on federal courthouses in eight communities across the U.S. Denise Turner Roth, GSA administrator
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