• RANGER-Created RADAR Addresses Supply Chain Issues

    Funded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Defense-Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology program and managed by Air Force Research Laboratory's Manufacturing Technology Division, the Risk Assessment for Next-Generation Supply Chain Readiness, or RANGER, program launched to identify and

  • Lab Collaborates With NCAMP on Material Properties Database

    Air Force Research Laboratory materials engineers are collaborating with researchers from the National Center for Advanced Materials Performance to generate a material properties and allowables database as part of an effort to qualify a high-temperature composite material for use in engine and

  • Lab-Funded Professor "Spins" Prestigious Turnbull Award

    Dr. David Awschalom, professor of physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara, earned the 2010 Materials Research Society's David Turnbull Award--one of its three highest honors conferred--for research funded in large measure by Air Force Research Laboratory. Slated for presentation

  • Benter Award Winner Explores the World of Imaging Research (Diversity)

    Dr. George Papanicolaou, Air Force Research Laboratory-funded researcher and Stanford University mathematics professor, received the first William Benter Prize in Applied Mathematics at the City University of Hong Kong. Established as a biennial award, the honor recognizes Dr. Papanicolaou's

  • 'Aim High ... Fly-Fight-Win' to be Air Force motto

    Incorporating extensive inputs from all ranks and career fields in the development effort, Airmen have selected "Aim High ... Fly-Fight-Win" as the service's motto. An enduring statement of Airmen's pride in their service, the motto is a two-part expression -- a call to action, with a response of

  • CFC encourages to give back today ... pay it forward tomorrow

    Hundreds of volunteers, charities and dance crews joined together to kick off the 2010 Miami Valley Combined Federal Campaign at Wright State's Ervin J. Nutter Center on Wednesday, Oct. 6.Last year the campaign brought in $3,084,700, exceeding its goal by 122 percent, the largest campaign in Miami

  • Wing priorities outlined in commander's first call

    Emphasizing themes of communication, relationships and teamwork, Col. Amanda W. Gladney conducted her first pair of commander's call sessions Tuesday morning at the Wright-Patterson Medical Center and in the afternoon at the base theater in Kittyhawk Center. Colonel Gladney, commander of the 88th

  • Wright-Patterson to conduct quarterly exercise

    A quarterly exercise will be conducted here Oct. 12-15.Many base operations will continue as scheduled with minimal disruptions, but personnel should expect tightened security and plan ahead for possible delays throughout the installation. Temporary gate back-up and delays may occur. The exercise

  • Construction of research radar towers a team effort

    The Wright-Patt skyline has officially changed, and that change was achieved through the hard work and total team efforts of several groups on and off the base.Three new radar towers now provide a commanding view over the base's Area B, which will provide the Air Force Research Laboratory Sensors