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Software Edits Images Via Human 'Mind Control'
The development has numerous potential applications.
Cybersecurity
Federal Government Gets Serious About Post-Quantum Encryption Protection
A Phase III PQE contractor talks about getting federal quantum protection deployed quickly.
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Quantum Sensors—Unlike Quantum Computers—Are Already Here
And they’re improving at a rate that demands urgent attention.
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Wrap Up the CHIPS Act
While authorization for legislation to incentivize domestic semiconductor production was passed over a year ago, the funding has yet to be approved.
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Steve Kelman reports from his 50th college reunion
After a two-year delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Harvard College class of 1970 got the chance to reconnect.
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Closing the Gap on Cyber Policy by Focusing on FISMA
When it comes to federal cybersecurity policy, the executive branch is far ahead of Congress.
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Sugary Protein Could Play Key Role in Alzheimer's Disease
Some special sugars could be key to prevention.
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Newly Discovered Fast Radio Burst Challenges What Astronomers Know About These Powerful Astronomical Phenomena
Scientists aren't sure what's causing them.
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Building a Foundation for Zero Trust
Agencies have until 2024 to achieve five goals set down by the White House.
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A hopeful update on the President's Management Agenda
Steve Kelman says there's a lot to like in the Biden administration's approaches to improving citizen satisfaction, employee engagement and acquisition reform
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The Federal Government Must Overcome 2 Challenges to Advance Cloud-Smart Strategies
The U.S. federal government is ahead of other industries in the adoption of multicloud, which is imperative to mission success.
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Unintentional or Evolutionary: How Digital Platforms Impact Future Jobs
Two technology catalysts have changed the workforce needs of both government and the private sector.
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Change Management Critical Element in VA Supply Chain Modernization
The Department of Veterans Affairs' plan to redesign its supply chain show promise.
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Back to the Future: Protecting Against Quantum Computing
Lessons from Germany’s World War II code machine, Enigma, show that even “unbreakable” encryption can be cracked eventually.
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Should the FDA have done more months ago about an impending baby formula shortage?
Steve Kelman asks whether any well-placed Food and Drug Administration officials could have anticipated the current baby formula shortage.
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5 ways to proactively protect government networks
Adversaries appear to launch attacks with impunity, and their newfound speed and aggression has had a damaging impact on our national security.
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Mars is Getting an Unreal New Simulation for NASA Training
A new gaming engine also has the potential to revolutionize how astronauts prepare for Mars missions.
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Enduring American Values Must Remain at the Heart of Foreign Policy 2.0
Technology can be used as both a democratizing and oppressive force.
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Good decision, bad outcome
Steve Kelman shares an important lesson from the smartest person he knows.
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The Cybersecurity Executive Order: From Missed Opportunity to Unexpected Progress
The impact of President Joe Biden’s cybersecurity executive order over the last year proved to go beyond initial expectations.
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