DHS S&T

It will support rapid data capture from hostile event response, including response to structure fires, emergency medical incidents and hazardous materials events.

Narcotics detection systems libraries will be enhanced via the collection of data on approximately 50 restricted substances, primarily related to synthetic opioids like fentanyl.

The seven awardees will work as a cohort to develop two core software modules—a multi-format SBOM translator and a software component identifier translator—to be delivered as open-source libraries.

New portable system employs two methods of detection for increased accuracy and reduced false positives.

The Clean Power for Hours Challenge seeks innovative back-up power solutions that will help critical facilities such as fire stations, hospitals, and shelters, continue to operate during electrical outages.

Each Technologically Speaking episode features an S&T expert paired with hosts John Verrico and Deepak “Dee” Saini, both of whom lead S&T’s media outreach.

Accredited United States colleges and universities are invited to submit proposals to lead the new DHS Center of Excellence.

Following evaluation of applications and selection, participating organizations will be required to enter into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. government.