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Army scientists are joining forces with experts from across the nation to tackle the climate crisis using the power of nanotechnology.

Dr. Barton H. Halpern, director of the Army Research Office, a directorate of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Army Research Laboratory, retired after more than 30 years of federal service.

The Army’s research laboratory recently hosted research experiences for tribal undergraduates that not only helped them further explore their interests in scientific research but taught them life lessons that will carry them well into their futures.

The Army announced a new supercomputer for its scientists and engineers to conduct a wide range of focused research and development, test and evaluation, and acquisition engineering activities. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, known as DEVCOM, Army Research Laboratory’s Department of Defense Supercomputing Resource Center will name the supercomputer Fran, in honor of…

Dr. Yun-Sheng “Jessie” C. Chen, the Army’s senior research scientist for Soldier Performance in Socio-Technical Systems discusses innovation and leadership in the context of her cultural heritage in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

DEVCOM ARL Chief Scientist Dr. Scott Schoenfeld named as a Meritorious Rank recipient of the 2023 Presidential Rank Awards.

DEVCOM ARL executes a unique program, Navigate the Future Program, where the purpose is to inspire and equip Native American students to pursue higher education opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Army researchers officially welcomed five new supercomputers with a ribbon cutting and naming ceremony Sept. 28, 2023, at the Mallette Training Center. The five new supercomputers, with a sixth one coming online next year, are named after the original six programmers of the world’s first general purpose scientific computer, the ENIAC.

Two Army-funded scientists won a 2023 Nobel Prize for research that has potential use in advanced sensors, secure communications and enhanced imaging.

Army leaders recruited some of the nation’s top scientific talent at the 2023 DOD National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship Conference, strengthening pathways to support the future Army.