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Researchers are using generative artificial intelligence and cutting-edge scene-mapping technology to elevate robots from simple tools to full teammates capable of providing aid in disaster and battlefield scenarios.

Johns Hopkins APL and the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering recently welcomed 70 highly select U.S. Space Force students to APL’s campus for opportunities to collaborate on cutting-edge space-related research and projects. The unique partnership offers students access to world-class facilities, expert mentorship and flexible curricula, setting them up for success in their military and professional careers.

APL and the U.S. Coast Guard Research and Development Center in New London, Connecticut, have signed a comprehensive memorandum of understanding to team up on addressing critical technology challenges in national defense and maritime security.

The EZIE mission’s unique approach to outreach includes collaborating with Indigenous communities, highlighted by a three-day workshop held this past June in Arizona.

Seven projects funded by the 2024 JHU Discovery Awards program leverage the expertise of APL scientists and engineers, including four APL-led initiatives covering challenges in areas such as climate adaptation and DNA-based 3D bioprinting.

Using artificial intelligence and innovative materials science techniques, APL is leading an effort to rapidly discover revolutionary materials that allow critical operations in specific, extreme environments.

Marking the 20th anniversary of MESSENGER’s launch, APL looks back on a trailblazing mission that showed the world a new way to conduct first-of-its-kind space exploration.

APL is launching a new program that will enable postdoctoral scholars to participate in the Laboratory’s cutting-edge space projects.

Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jim Kilby visited APL on July 24 along with members of his staff.