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Learn more about Dragonfly Team Soars Through Major Design ReviewNews
Mar 24, 2023Dragonfly Team Soars Through Major Design Review
Before it can fly its revolutionary rotorcraft over the organic dunes of Saturn’s moon Titan, NASA’s Dragonfly team needs to navigate several independent reviews to demonstrate the flight project is on track. Led by Johns Hopkins APL, the team recently passed the first of those evaluations, the Preliminary Design Review. -
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Learn more about ‘Pathfinder’ Mulé Honored for Missile Defense ContributionsPress Release
Mar 23, 2023‘Pathfinder’ Mulé Honored for Missile Defense Contributions
For a career of leadership and technical contributions to the nation’s missile defense programs, Joseph Mulé has earned the Missile Defense Agency’s Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense Pathfinder Award. He is the sixth Johns Hopkins APL staff member to receive the prestigious honor. -
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Learn more about Training Algorithms to Sniff Out Sneaky Fentanyl ClonesNews
Mar 22, 2023Training Algorithms to Sniff Out Sneaky Fentanyl Clones
Chemists and computer scientists at Johns Hopkins APL are teaming up to use machine-learning algorithms to spot fentanyl analogs — molecules designed to mimic the deadly drug’s effects while evading detection. -
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Learn more about Johns Hopkins APL Again Named a Handshake Early Talent Award WinnerPress Release
Mar 21, 2023Johns Hopkins APL Again Named a Handshake Early Talent Award Winner
For the second year in a row, APL has won an Early Talent Award from Handshake, a top job site for college students. -
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Learn more about Researchers Sidestep Cracking in Additive Manufacturing of Refractory MetalsNews
Mar 20, 2023Researchers Sidestep Cracking in Additive Manufacturing of Refractory Metals
Researchers at Johns Hopkins APL have made significant strides in 3D printing refractory metals, which are highly desirable for applications in extreme environments.
