Modernization
EPA website next to go Drupal; NASA may follow
The Environmental Protection Agency is the latest to begin convert its website to the Drupal open source content management system.
People
NASA CIO Linda Cureton combines book launch and philanthropy
Linda Cureton is trying her hand at hosting her own book launch and charitable fundraiser.
People
NASA boldly goes to the open-source frontier
NASA launches a new website to foster collaboration on open-source projects.
People
NASA takes giant leap onto Google Plus
Keeping with its reputation for innovation and adventure, NASA appears to be the first federal agency to create a Google+ Page.
Digital Government
NASA picks a new technologist
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden has named the agency's top advisor for technology.
Digital Government
Satellites, telescope worthy of funding, Senate says
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the fiscal 2012 budget for science and technology programs.
Modernization
NASA's in-house talent builds cloud
NASA's technology pros played a leading role in building the agency's cloud computing environment for science and engineering applications.
People
Agencies don't account for all program costs, experts say
Auditors at GAO found that several agencies with interagency contracts and those that help with acquisitions don’t carefully account for all the costs of their programs.
Digital Government
Top and bottom 5 federal employers; readers react
FCW readers weigh in on which agencies they think are the best for launching a career.
Digital Government
Revealed: The best (and worst) agencies for launching a career
Which agency is the best place for a young fed to start?
Digital Government
NASA chief technologist stepping down
Bobby Braun is returning to his pre-NASA life.
Digital Government
NASA behind the curve on advanced tech, report says
Report suggests future space missions could need tech that isn't in the pipeline.
Digital Government
NASA laughs off comet fears
Doomsayers will have to find another end-of-the world theory, now that NASA has allayed fears about Comet Elenin -- if they believe the reassurances.
Modernization
New NASA program furthers space exploration
NASA recommits to U.S. leadership in space exploration.
Cybersecurity
Agencies don't reward innovation, feds say
In a time when efficiency and effectiveness should be at a premium, federal employees don't believe their agencies reward innovation, according to a new survey.
Cybersecurity
The best of the federal blogosphere
Revitalizing farms; Fighting organized crime; Improving passenger privacy; End of an (Ice) Age.
People
NASA teacher workshop begins
NASA has chosen 48 teachers to participate in this summer's Simulation-Based Aerospace Engineering Teacher Professional Development Program.
Digital Government
Assessing the space shuttle program's tech legacy
As the space shuttle era draws to a close, we take stock of the technological gains it brought to us on Earth.
People
NASA lays off space shuttle workers
As the space shuttle Atlantis makes its final flight, NASA readies the pink slips.
Digital Government