FDA launches genetic research sandbox

With the Food and Drug Administration’s precisionFDA cloud-based, open source platform, researchers can collaborate to advance the diagnosis and treatment of genetic disease.

Harnessing the power of the Industrial Internet for government

The network of connected IT and operational technology has the power to enable perimeter defense, smart factories, supply chains, asset tracking systems, power grids, intelligent transportation systems and smart cities.

DOT dangles big money to encourage cities' smart transportation efforts

The Department of Transportation’s Smart City Challenge will award up to $50 million to a medium-sized city to develop a data-driven transportation infrastructure.

Visual analytics shines in solar research

SAS Visual Analytics helped researchers at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center sift through sun simulation data to identify points of interest and find relevant data relationships.

Meet DAVE, DOD’s acquisition reporting system

The Department of Defense is continuing to build out the Defense Acquisition Visibility Environment to replace its legacy reporting system.

DARPA seeks toolset for complex adaptive systems

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency aims to provide a deeper understanding of system component interactions and a unified view of system behaviors.

Sandia's PANTHER predicts movement

Researchers have developed a way to store and represent trajectories so that computers can compare them more efficiently -- helping human analysts separate signals from noise.

Local governments learning to put IoT solutions into action

As local governments ramp up spending on IoT solutions, the return on investment financially, socially and economically shows a promising trend.

Man-machine combo key to future Defense innovation

Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work said future automation will increasingly include human-machine collaboration.

Mapping the future of planetary data

NASA has released an RFI seeking suggestions on the architecture for its Planetary Data System.

Where computing hits the wall: 3 things holding us back

According to IARPA Director Jason Matheny, researchers are making progress, but high-performance computing, machine learning and causality still need work.

Wisdom of the clouds: Aristotle Cloud Federation

The Aristotle Cloud Federation is designed to support scientists and engineers requiring flexible workflows and analysis tools for large-scale datasets.

NSF creates four regional data science hubs

The National Science Foundation announces more than $5 million in grants to help the innovation centers tackle specific regional priorities with big data and analytics.

Codifying police ‘gut’ instincts with predictive analytics

Hitachi predictive technology for law enforcement combines real-time social media and Internet data feeds with historical data.

Can big data predict violent behavior?

A team from Harvard Medical School is applying machine learning models to U.S. Army personnel datasets to predict violent behavior.

IDC shortlists smart city analytics suites

The market research firm handicaps platforms from the top enterprise analytics vendors.

San Francisco leveraging libraries to build a better IoT network

The city is installing antennas on its libraries to build a low-power network for connected devices and the services they support.

Finding child victims in a haystack of forensic images

A DHS program uses the latest tools to identify victims of child sexual exploitation and pursue their traffickers.

Can container management make government more like Google?

Developed by the search giant, open source Kubernetes gives IT managers an automated solution to container management.

NIH-built toolset helps researchers share and compare data

BRICS offers biomedical researchers a modular, generic and rapidly deployable system for global collaboration.

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