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Defeating cyber-attacks with quantum cryptography

Published March 04, 2013

Using quantum cryptography, Los Alamos National Laboratory has developed a method to detect and defeat an adversary intent on intercepting or attacking power grid communications.
Boeing Phantom Eye completes 2nd flight

Published March 01, 2013

A liquid-hydrogen-powered unmanned spy plane from Boeing’s Phantom Works had a very successful test flight earlier this week, climbing a mile and a half into the sky.
EXCLUSIVE: Inside the last Manhattan Project facility in Manhattan

Published February 28, 2013

The last remaining Manhattan Project facility still located in Manhattan was officially transformed into a modern new laboratory Wednesday -- part of an ongoing commitment to keep Americans safe from radiological threats.
Domestic Drones: Pipedream, or the Next Big Thing?

Published February 26, 2013

The potential home market for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles could be an attractive opportunity to offset cuts in military spending for defense and aerospace companies.
Rise of the machines? New steps toward bionic humans

Published February 25, 2013

New research could pave the way to building machines from biological materials like heart tissue -- and rebuild a broken human heart.
U-2 spy plane pilots get Key lime pie, hash browns and more

Published February 21, 2013

Nearly 60 years after first taking to the skies, the U-2 spy plane continues to roam the edge of space while conducting important reconnaissance -- and its pilots can now eat like gourmets thanks to a new five-star in-flight menu.
The world's fastest microscopic 3D printer

Published February 20, 2013

In the midst of the 3D printers making weapons and ammunition hullabaloo, a new version has been introduced that can create a weapon smaller than a grain of sand.
Massive, orbital laser blaster could defend against asteroid threats

Published February 19, 2013

Could a “Deathstar” someday defend Earth against incoming threats from space?
What do you get when you cross a robot with an octopus?

Published February 18, 2013

Inspired by the way they grasp objects, the Army is developing self-sealing suction cups for robots -- just like those on an octopus.
Diamonds for Defense?

Published February 15, 2013

Diamonds were in demand this Valentine’s Day for romantic reasons, but the U.S. military is interested in the synthetic version of this gem all year round for entirely different use.

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Allison Barrie Archive

Get updates from Allison Barrie

Defeating cyber-attacks with quantum cryptography

Boeing Phantom Eye completes 2nd flight

EXCLUSIVE: Inside the last Manhattan Project facility in Manhattan

Domestic Drones: Pipedream, or the Next Big Thing?

Rise of the machines? New steps toward bionic humans

U-2 spy plane pilots get Key lime pie, hash browns and more

The world's fastest microscopic 3D printer

Massive, orbital laser blaster could defend against asteroid threats

What do you get when you cross a robot with an octopus?

Diamonds for Defense?

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