Naval Science and Technology Future Force Magazine

Naval Science and Technology Future Force Magazine This is the official web site for the Naval Science & Technology Future Force magazine, published by the Office of Naval Research. Navy and U.S.

Future Force magazine is written for civilian, contractor, and uniformed members of the U.S. Marine Corps, as well as members of government, academia, and industry. Specifically, the targeted audience is customers and authorizers (fleet, program offices, system commands, the Department of Defense, the Chief of Naval Operations, the Secretary of the Navy, Congress, and resource sponsors) of naval S&T.

We are proud to add two more names to the list of over 60 ONR-sponsored nobel laureates since 1946!Dr. Robert Wilson and...
01/29/2021

We are proud to add two more names to the list of over 60 ONR-sponsored nobel laureates since 1946!

Dr. Robert Wilson and Dr. Paul Milgrom of Stanford University—both previously sponsored by ONR—recently won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their research in Auction Theory. This work designs innovative formats for auctioning goods and services that are difficult to sell in traditional ways—helping to lay the foundation for the modern telecommunications industry and improving how the U.S. Navy selects contractors to build ships and submarines.

: Celebrating 75 years of reimagining naval power

Like so many of you, we are excited to be in a new year of possibility — and 2021 is particularly exciting for us: it th...
01/04/2021

Like so many of you, we are excited to be in a new year of possibility — and 2021 is particularly exciting for us: it the Office of Naval Research's 75th year!

Throughout 2021, we will use this forum to celebrate highlights from ONR's 75 years of providing technical innovation to help create the Navy and Marine Corps of today. From the first digital computers to lasers to our knowledge of the oceans, ONR has helped shape today's world. Our support of groundbreaking scientific research and next-generation technology development has helped ensure that the U.S naval forces remain the preeminent sea power of today — and in the future.

Let’s start at the very beginning: Ours officially begins with Public Law 588, signed by President Harry Truman on Aug. 1, 1946. This law authorized us to set forth on our naval research mission.

Check out the latest edition of Future Force, which focuses on the Department of the Navy's efforts in education, traini...
11/13/2020

Check out the latest edition of Future Force, which focuses on the Department of the Navy's efforts in education, training, and STEM. We also have a new website, where you can find all past issues of Future Force.

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