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DOE Names 15 Universities in New Battery Electric Vehicle Engineering Program

DOE Names 15 Universities in New Battery Electric Vehicle Engineering Program

Fifteen universities will participate in a new Department of Energy competition focused on engineering new technologies for battery electric vehicles.  DOE said the EcoCAR EV Challenge is aimed at advancing the Biden administration’s efforts to power the expansion of the U.S. automobile sector. EcoCAR EV has a combined investment of $6 million and will be […]

Posted on April 25, 2022 by Robert Johnson
Steampunk Announces Spot on Potential $2B USPTO Modernization Contract

Steampunk Announces Spot on Potential $2B USPTO Modernization Contract

Steampunk, an information technology company, has secured a spot on a potential $2 billion U.S. Patent and Trademark Office contract for a broad range of modernization services. USPTO’s indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity Business Oriented Software Solutions contract has a performance period of 10 years, Steampunk said Thursday. The BOSS contract is aimed at giving USPTO tools for delivering […]

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Robert Johnson
IBM, Red Hat to Help Modernize Education Department’s Grants Management System

IBM, Red Hat to Help Modernize Education Department’s Grants Management System

IBM and software company Red Hat have been included in a five-year collaboration effort to modernize the Department of Education‘s G5 grants management system. The initiative is led by Innosoft Corp. Under the deal, Red Hat will provide technologies alongside Amazon Web Services while IBM will provide industry expertise. All companies will replace the current […]

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Lawrence Carter
DOE Appoints Emery Csulak to Chief Data Officer Role

DOE Appoints Emery Csulak to Chief Data Officer Role

The Department of Energy has appointed Emery Csulak to the role of chief data officer. Prior to taking on the role on April 11, Csulak served as DOE’s principal deputy chief information officer. He was previously the department’s deputy CIO for cybersecurity and chief information security officer, FedScoop reported Wednesday. As CDO, Csulak is now […]

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Robert Johnson
Yemi Oshinnaiye Tapped as TSA Chief Information Officer

Yemi Oshinnaiye Tapped as TSA Chief Information Officer

The Transportation Security Administration has appointed Yemi Oshinnaiye as chief information officer. His new position will take effect on May 9. Oshinnaiye is currently the deputy CIO at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, a role that he has been holding since March 2019. The other leadership roles that Oshinnaiye has held within the Department […]

Posted on April 20, 2022 by Lawrence Carter
OMB Promotes Drew Myklegard to Role of Acting Deputy Federal CIO

OMB Promotes Drew Myklegard to Role of Acting Deputy Federal CIO

The Office of Management and Budget has appointed Drew Myklegard to the role of acting deputy federal chief information officer. He will take over the responsibilities of Maria Roat, who, in January, announced her retirement after over four decades of service in the government. Roat, a 2020 Wash100 winner, had served as deputy federal CIO […]

Posted on April 20, 2022 by Robert Johnson
DOE Earmarks $84M for Four Enhanced Geothermal System Pilot Projects

DOE Earmarks $84M for Four Enhanced Geothermal System Pilot Projects

The Department of Energy has earmarked $84 million for four pilot projects aimed at demonstrating enhanced geothermal systems. DOE said the investment was authorized through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The projects are expected to facilitate advancements in geothermal energy, a zero-carbon resource that could help fossil communities transition to clean energy, DOE said Tuesday. An […]

Posted on April 20, 2022 by Robert Johnson
DHS ‘Project Titanic’ to Use Satellites for Detecting Rogue Icebergs

DHS ‘Project Titanic’ to Use Satellites for Detecting Rogue Icebergs

The Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate announced that it is developing new technology to help the Coast Guard improve maritime safety and navigation in the North Atlantic Ocean. The technology is specifically intended to help in the warning of ocean-going vessels against imminent collisions with icebergs that have broken loose, the S&T […]

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Michael Hill
DOE Announces Investments in Scientific Data Management, Visualization

DOE Announces Investments in Scientific Data Management, Visualization

The Department of Energy has invested $26 million for research in scientific data management and visualization. DOE said that the funding is aimed at addressing the growing volume of scientific data generated by scientific experiments and supercomputers. DOE earmarked $13 million of the funding to improve the management of data used for machine learning and […]

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Robert Johnson
VA, GDIT Testing AI-Enabled Skin Cancer Diagnostic Tool

VA, GDIT Testing AI-Enabled Skin Cancer Diagnostic Tool

The Department of Veterans Affairs is soft-testing a new artificial intelligence tool that could improve the diagnostic process for veterans with skin cancer. The tool is being developed with General Dynamics Information Technology. The AI tool is an open-source image classifier that uses deep learning models to sort images of skin lesions into common categories. […]

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Lawrence Carter

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