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MITRE's CISO Bill Hill (right, with Dan Whitt) explores radically different approaches to countering advanced cyber threats that don't hinder the creativity that powers technical advances.
MITRE pursues many "innovation bridging" activities that facilitate connections between innovative companies and government agencies, including collaborating with a 3D printing startup on a novel antenna design for the U.S. military.
Today's unmanned aerial vehicles need more power—but extra batteries add weight. To remedy this dilemma, MITRE's Nick Hudak and his colleagues are transforming drones into their own batteries.
MITRE is exploring the application of a new, cost-effective concept in air traffic control. We're testing it at a variety of airport operations in both the United States and in Singapore.
Security cameras in public places everywhere—but they don't always prevent disturbances. Using a system called "LinkBioMan," our researchers are exploring ways to use data feeds to detect and avert public threats.
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MITRE's Harry Sleeper, Kathy Mikk Contribute to JAMA Article on Patient Data Ownership
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MITRE Corporation Names Samuel Visner to Lead National Cybersecurity FFRDC
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