The U.S. Defense Department's Deeply Flawed Electronic Health Records Program
A new report calls the early roll out of an electronic health records system “operationally unsuitable,” but its managers disagree
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U.S. Spy Agencies Seek Tech to Identify Deadly Chemicals From 30 Meters Away
Three teams are developing rival technologies to combat explosives, nerve gases, and other threats
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New German Warship Fails Sea Trials Due to Tech Woes
The main problem is integration, since 90 percent of the components on the frigate are brand new
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First Hacking for Impact Class Buzzes Around the Mosquito Problem
Berkeley students find it’s hard to fix society’s big problems with technology, but tech is not a bad place to start
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Laser Weapons Not Yet Ready for Missile Defense
Prototype laser weapons can zap drones from the sky. But they won't protect the U.S. from North Korean nuclear missiles
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U.S. Defense Budget May Help Fund "Hacking for Defense" Classes at Universities
Draft Defense Authorization Act includes $15 million for national rollout of Stanford-originated Hacking for Defense class
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DARPA to Use Electrical Stimulation to Enhance Military Training
U.S. Department of Defense backs peripheral nerve stimulation as a tool to improve learning and military skills
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The Bunny, the Witch, and the War Room
Sharon Weinberger’s new book, The Imagineers of War, reveals some real-life X-Files
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Stanford’s First Hacking for Diplomacy Class Takes On Refugee Crisis, Radicalization, Space Debris
Stanford students meet with John Kerry, U.S. State Department officials, and diplomats from around the world as they take on real-world problems
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Clinton Calls for Tech Firms to Fight Terrorism, but Students Could Be the Key
Stanford’s “Hacking for Defense” class to be offered at 13 universities next year; U.S. Defense Department gets ready to send students classified problems