Lunar experts at APL have developed a new resource to guide technology developers who are creating systems designed to ...

Dave Van Wie has been selected to lead Johns Hopkins APL as its next director. Van Wie, currently the Air and Missile Defense ...

Among APL’s thousands of critical contributions to national security and space exploration are a number of defining innovations: game-changing breakthroughs in technology that have created inflection ...

Based on technology and a reference system design developed by APL, the Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC) will help solve the challenge of locating and tracking active satellites in and on ...

The Intelligent Systems Center (ISC) leverages APL’s broad expertise across national security, space exploration, and health to fundamentally advance the use of intelligent systems for our nation’s ...

Dr. Elizabeth Congdon is the chief technologist for the Engineering Branch in the Space Exploration Sector. She was the lead engineer for the Parker Solar Probe thermal protection system and the ...

Johns Hopkins APL’s 13 mission areas are organized and equipped to meet unique sponsor and mission needs, providing them with dedicated, on-call engineering, scientific, and analytical expertise. Our ...

Dr. Steven Storck is the chief scientist for additive manufacturing in the Research and Exploratory Development Department. He has more than 10 years of experience in materials development for ...

Behind the beauty and wonder of our Sun lies the potential for massive, violent forces to create giant eruptions, such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), that blast energy, light, and ...

The Laboratory brings together diverse thought leaders to discuss the state of technology, cutting-edge research, and the technological challenges ahead, as well as ideas for shaping a world in which ...

In person, SMART Nav doesn’t look like much. It’s in a metal square that’s laced into a web of soldered wires, resistors and diodes on a circuit board. In fact, technologically speaking, it’s a ...

Dr. Rachel Klima is a planetary geologist whose research focuses on planetary spectroscopy—in particular, using reflected light to characterize the mineralogy of solid surfaces in the solar system.