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President Joe Biden signed a record $886 billion defense bill into law on Friday with a portion of the legislation going to support Mississippi’s role within the nation’s armed forces. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), championed by U.S. Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi, will benefit all parts of the...

General Atomics Awarded Contract From Bay West, LLC for PFAS Destruction ...

"Marines do not usually spend a lot of time around advanced computing systems," joked Kyle Carpenter at a ceremony naming the machine.

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, Deb Fernandes | Year's end: Lessons from the coast.

U.S. Army information and tech lab makes a big reveal in Vicksburg.

VICKSBURG, Miss. (WJTV) - A new supercomputer for the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg has been dedicated in honor of a Medal of Honor recipient. A dedication ceremony was held on Tuesday, December 12 at ERDC's information Technology Laboratory (ITL). The HPE EX 4000 was named in honor of Cpl. [...]

A brand new supercomputer unveiled by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg has been dedicated in honor of a Medal of Honor recipient from Mississippi. The HPE EX 4000 was named after Corporal William “Kyle” Carpenter during a ceremony held at the organization’s Information Technology...

The venerable Popular Science will no longer be available as a magazine, p- or e-. But Nylon magazine will. An artist who specializes in turning the detritus generated by “fast fashion” into art. A dictionary hoarder spawned a museum. The 100th anniversary of the publication of “A Visit from St. Nick” in a Troy, N.Y. newspaper.  Meet the Apostrophe Protection Society, perhaps against your will. Trying to recreate the lost Tyrian purple. A space-saving alternative to a nightstand. A spac...

Researchers at Rowan University’s Center for Research & Education in Advanced Transportation Engineering Systems (CREATES) are in the process of developing an electrically heated pavement system.

Hydrilla, a rapidly spreading invasive plant, is choking New England’s longest river. Government scientists are fighting back.