We speak with Army scientists and engineers about the science and technology that will modernize the U.S. Army and make our Soldiers stronger and safer. Each episode introduces an engaging interview with lab researchers to explore a wide range of scientific disciplines and discuss technological advancements for the future Army.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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A commercial company creating software applications and embedded systems for wireless communications, signal processing and machine learning is now working with the Army's national research laboratory. We talk with the CEO and an Army researcher abou... more
The Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, also known as ASA(ALT), launched a nationwide competition to revolutionize the way the Army attracts and encourages innovation. It is called xTech! The compe... more
Senior Research Scientist Dr. Stephen Lee talks about Army investments in science and technology. To maintain global leadership in science and technology, the U.S. Army strives for excellence in a wide variety of disciplines in order to maintain a co... more
Research in human cognition prepares Army for high-tech warfare. Listen to a senior Army scientist explain how computational neuroscience can enable Soldiers to tap into their brain’s full potential. Read more... www.army.mil/article/241902/
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I really enjoyed the first seasons of the podcast, but the new female host doesn’t make the episode feel like a conversation, it’s rather a lecture with a few interruptions of “yup”, “okay”, and “i’m still with you”. bring back Dave or work on the style please. I’d like to see the show continue on into the future.
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