Battlefield Medicine in the Korean War
Though the Korean War came to be regarded as a failure by many because of its unsettled conclusion, in one …
Research & Development
VA Hospital Improvises with New Device to Prevent In-patient Suicides
By Mike Richman, VA Research Communications
In hospital rooms designated for suicidal patients, bathrooms are considered a dangerous area where …
Research Could Enable Biotechnology Advances: Medicine, Protective Equipment, Sensors
Story by Lisa Bistreich-Wolfe, Army Research Laboratory
New Army-funded synthetic biology research manipulated micro-compartments in cells, potentially enabling bio-manufacturing advances …
First Three Innovative iNET Greenhouse Collaborations Underway at VHA
by Allison Amrhein, Director of Operations, VHA Innovators Network and Communications lead for the VHA Innovation Ecosystem.
The Veterans Health …
Military Medical Modeling and Simulation Shifts Organizations While Retaining Focus
One significant addition to military health care training across the joint services involved the establishment of the office of Joint …
Army-funded Research Creates Nanosized, Foldable Robots
By U.S. Army DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory Public Affairs
Army-funded researchers created nanosized robots that could enable locomotion, novel metamaterial …
Naval Postgraduate School Adds Xerox ElemX 3D Printer
The Navy is a step closer to achieving the vision of being able to fabricate parts on demand.
Xerox and …
Robots on Water [Coast Guard OUTLOOK® 2020-2021 Edition]
The Coast Guard’s operational use of unmanned systems, begun in the air a few years ago, is accelerating. Six of …
Accelerating Coast Guard Innovation [Coast Guard OUTLOOK® 2020-2021]
The U.S. Coast Guard Strategic Plan 2018-2022 states that the service will “strive to lower the barriers to innovation, including …
How the Pandemic Could Change the Definition of Clean Forever (SPONSORED)
The Coronavirus Pandemic sent shockwaves through the world in 2020, both in terms of its human toll and economic impact. …