WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Energetic materials — explosives, propellants and pyrotechnics — are essential to national security strategy, but in recent years, the enterprise has struggled with workforce attrition and a lack of […]
Two Purdue University-affiliated aerospace startups will each receive $100,000 from the Purdue Innovates Startup Foundry to prepare themselves for venture investment. Aerovy Mobility and Uniform Sierra Aerospace participated in Startup
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Raymond Muller, a Purdue CS graduate student, has been awarded an X-Force Fellowship through the National Security Innovation Network (NSIN). The 2023 NSIN X-Force Fellowship launched on June 5th with
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen began a key diplomatic trip to Beijing on Thursday, just days after China unveiled new metal export restrictions and warned of stronger countermeasures—escalatory moves designed
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The U.S. semiconductor manufacturing building boom is on, fueled by a drive to boost onshore production and reduce shortages. Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $300 billion worth of
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Purdue University researchers will be partnering with Sweden-based aerospace manufacturer Saab to study new technology in battlespace situational awareness. Their research will focus on how to use artificial intelligence to
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The logic of war is simple: get there fastest with the mostest. Yet, as Clausewitz reminds us, even if war sometimes is simple, the simplest thing is hard. Nothing is
Military AI needs its Manhattan Project Read More »
As digital intrusions and physical attacks on critical infrastructure intensify, the Office of Naval Research, Saab and Purdue University are set to collaboratively develop advanced artificial intelligence capabilities that can
Air-breathing hypersonic power plants, also known as scramjet engines, are designed to operate at extremely high speeds, typically in the hypersonic regime i.e; Mach 5 and above. These air-breathing scramjet
China’s recent enhancement of its spying operations in Cuba — likely to focus on surveilling the many US military facilities in Florida — should have the Defense Department thinking about
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