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Explore how the partnership between NAVSEA and Johns Hopkins APL could unlock the potential of additive manufacturing.

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Explore the details of Johns Hopkins APL's potential $388.8 million contract modification to provide R&D and engineering ...

That's not a new concept. David Handelman, a senior roboticist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, noted that aerospace companies have tinkered with tilting rotors for decades.

Start in 1957: Two researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory realized that they could pinpoint the whereabouts of Sputnik, Russia’s new orbiting satellite, from the ...

Rocket Lab's a winner, ... It's a substantial advance for the space stock-turned-defense contractor, but perhaps not as big as a $46 billion contract win would ordinarily imply.

Patrick King, a physicist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, was impressed. Previously, pushing back objects using x-ray vaporization had been extremely difficult to ...