IDA Research Staff participate actively in various professional activities – both within their disciplines and ancillary to them – including publishing in the open literature. Below are some recent citations of IDA Researchers and their work.
Gifford Wong served on a panel at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the U.S. Gifford and the other panelists discussed how we might make climate data from space actionable. The panel followed a presentation on observations from NASA’s PACE mission, which uses Dutch instrument SPEXone to measure the influence of aerosols on climate change.
Sujeeta Bhatt appeared in three episodes of an upcoming documentary series, “The Interrogation Tapes.” The episodes aired on ABC on April 1, 8 and 29 and were made available on Hulu the next day.
U.S. Embassy Tokyo staff interviewed STPI Director Kristen Kulinowski for the video series Tokyo Talks. Kristen discussed topics relating to higher education in STEM and gave advice to Japanese students considering STEM graduate programs in the U.S. The interview was part of the embassy’s Speakers’ Program, an initiative that engages professional and student Japanese audiences on topics of strategic importance to the U.S. and Japan.
Sue Numrich earned the National Training & Simulation Association (NTSA) Lifetime Achievement in Modeling and Simulation award for her contributions to the science and technology of modeling and simulations.
Tom Greenwood and Pat Savage published an article in the Marine Corps Gazette on the relationship between technological innovation and warfighting. In the article, they analyze cases from recent history and argue that new technology alone cannot guarantee victory. Rather, a combination of effective incorporation of that technology, strategic advantage and other human factors are needed to gain the upper hand.
