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To model the simplest microbe in the world, you need 128 computers

What a pathbreaking computer simulation tells us about the future of biotechnology.

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Data analytics won’t stop a madman

Law enforcement officials lack the technology and the authority to predict and prevent mass killings.

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What comes after Networx?

The next federal telecom contract will focus on mobility, cloud and flexibility.

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Navy money will get new tech in the field faster

Rapid Innovation Fund will dish out $50 million in awards of up to $3 million each.

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Video: Lieutenant General Mary Legere on military intelligence

The senior officer outlines opportunities and dangers provided by new technologies

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Mitt Romney's algorithmic campaign

The Republican contender wants to reverse engineer the Obama team's data-driven tactics.

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Baby steps: The drone industry's code of conduct skips over key questions

A trade group's set of best practices is a start, but unmanned vehicles -- like the car and airplane before them -- will require revising old laws.

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Lieberman re-introduces cybersecurity bill

Revised cybersecurity bill emphasizes sharing of threat information, monitoring and offers more carrots than sticks, GCN reports.

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Is mobility the key to DOD’s future?

Mobile devices have quickly become an important defense asset, and now the department is looking to a mobile future.

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Can we wage a just drone war?

A response to a recent New York Times story called, "The Moral Case for Drones," which argued that lethal "offer marked moral advantages over almost any tool of warfare."

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Video: Lasers may soon keep drones perpetually aloft

New technology from Lockheed Martin and LaserMotive could keep drones in flight for 48 hours.

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FBI is on track to book faces, scars, tattoos in 2014

Questions linger about the accurate identification of criminals.

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Congress demands White House transparency on sequestration

As sequestration draws near, a newly passed House bill and a companion piece under Senate consideration order the Obama administration to provide details on how it plans to implement the $1.2T in forced spending cuts.