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The solution to our puzzle about Euler’s number explains why e pops up in situations that involve optimality.

Lessons learned from the nation’s response to the pandemic can shape the way governments at all levels handle future crises, a new report finds.

To calculate position without GPS, a team of researchers are using cosmic-ray muons -- subatomic particles can not only pass through the air, but also through rock, buildings and underground.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants ideas for turning cellular biomass into safe, visually appealing, edible and palatable food that can support the military and civilians when traditional food is unavailable.

When identity-authenticating systems are unevenly implemented, people whose identifying data contains errors or inconsistencies struggle to access connected government services.

Packet capture offers total visibility of endpoint, application and network interaction, both before and after an event, from the Ethernet header to the application payload.

A Department of Homeland Security official suggested the department lacked critical data about ransomware attacks targeting the private sector and government agencies.

CISA and NSA have issued guidance on strengthening Pod isolation by limiting permissions on deployed containers and implementing real-time threat detection.

The city worked with Arizona State University to develop SmartBeats, a scheduling tool that optimizes the police department’s efficiency.

The Defense Department has invited Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google and Oracle to compete for its massive warfighter cloud program.