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Christopher Donaghey, senior vice president and head of corporate development at Science Applications International Corp., has become the first member of Applied Energetics’ advisory board.Â
David Januchowski, a former program vice president at General Dynamics' information technology business, has been appointed director of Health and Human Services programs at Halfaker and Associates.
Atlas Dynamics plans to unveil two new technologies for unmanned aerial vehicles at the AUVSI Xponential 2019 in Chicago, Ill.Â
Tiphanie Forst, former senior executive of U.S. federal accounts at Cerner, has joined SeKON Enterprise as senior vice president for federal health growth, G2Xchange Health reported Tuesday.Â
Northrop Grumman has formed an alliance with eight universities to explore machine learning and artificial intelligence platforms. The company said Tuesday it will provide $1.2M in total funds to three groups from the Research in Applications for Learning Machines consortium to help address key customer requirements through applied research.
Georgia Tech Research Institute has received a potential two-year, $48.2M contract to help the Defense Information Systems Agency develop and deploy a cloud computing platform.
Ben Marglin, formerly a principal and director at Booz Allen Hamilton, has been appointed vice president of client solutions at Herndon, Va.-based information technology company Karsun Solutions.Â
Terry Hagen, president of the aerospace and technology business at Jacobs Engineering Group, has cited intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance technology offerings as the key driver of interest for Jacobs' plan to acquire KeyW for approximately $815M cash, the Dallas Business Journal reported Monday.
Officials of U.S. defense contractors have called on the Pentagon to expand capabilities to protect networks through radio frequency as adversaries may soon operate without the internet or become inaccessible through traditional, IP-based operations, FifthDomain reported Friday.
NASA has issued an updated pre-solicitation notice for its lunar lander program that seeks new spacecraft designed to bring humans back to the moon’s surface by 2024.Â
