ALT X-ray Astronomy Program (U.S. Navy Historical Photo)
ALT Dragon Eye (U.S. Navy Historical Photo)
ALT Tiffany Hennessa (left), Ph.D., U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) research biologist, and Zheng Wang, Ph.D., NRL research biologist, analyze a microbial sample in Washington, D.C., Jan. 9, 2026. Scientists at NRL sent microbial samples aboard the International Space Station to investigate how microgravity affects microbial metabolism and biomaterial production. (U.S. Navy photo by Sarah Peterson)
ALT Tiffany Hennessa (left), Ph.D., U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) research biologist, and Zheng Wang, Ph.D., NRL research biologist, analyze a microbial sample in Washington, D.C., Jan. 9, 2026. Scientists at NRL sent microbial samples aboard the International Space Station to investigate how microgravity affects microbial metabolism and biomaterial production. (U.S. Navy photo by Sarah Peterson)
ALT Tiffany Hennessa (left), Ph.D., U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) research biologist, and Zheng Wang, Ph.D., NRL research biologist, pose for a photo to recognize the completion of their Melanized Microbes for Multiple Uses in Space experiment in Washington, D.C., Jan. 9, 2026. The experiment allowed NRL scientists to send samples aboard the International Space Station to investigate how microgravity affects microbial metabolism and biomaterial production. (U.S. Navy photo/illustration by Sarah Peterson)
ALT Ashley Fulton, Ph.D., U.S. Naval Research Laboratory research chemist, uses an ion mobility spectrometer to test a vapor generated from a trace explosive sensor testbed in Washington, D.C., Nov. 12, 2025. Fulton’s research explores the development of non-contact fentanyl detection to increase the safety of first responders. (U.S. Navy photo by Sarah Peterson)
ALT A digital model of a city landscape with highlighted buildings to represent the energy use of every U.S. building. Adjacent text lists quick stats about Autodesk BEM, noting it has simulated energy models for over 140 million buildings, can run annual simulations over 1 million times, and is used by 60 organizations.
ALT Person pointing at a retinal scan on a monitor displaying red and orange images. Beside the image, a sidebar displays 'Quick Stats' about diabetic retinopathy.
ALT An infographic titled '"Green" Floor Panels Replace Steel in Tall Buildings'. On the left, there is an image of a skyscraper under construction with a large crane and a section of the building being fitted with green floor panels. On the right, a sidebar titled 'Quick Stats' highlights the benefits of these panels, including being fully recyclable, offering material savings, as well as time and cost efficiency in construction.
ALT An infographic titled 'Battery and Hard Drive Recycling Technologies'. The left side shows a pile of old computer hard drives. The right side is titled 'Quick Stats' and shows statistics about reductions in hard drive data destruction costs and quantities of rare earth elements used in technologies like EV batteries and cell phones.
ALT An infographic titled 'Improving Energy Use and Process Time for U.S. Machinists'. On the left, there is an image showing a person inspecting machinery. On the right, there are statistics about financial and efficiency gains, including projected savings and performance metrics.
ALT An infographic titled 'Powering Grids Worldwide'. On the left side there is an image showing a nighttime cityscape with illuminated buildings beside a body of water. The right side includes a sidebar named 'Quick Stats' featuring achievements and impacts of grid modernization technology.
ALT An infographic titled 'New Hydropower Technology'. The left side shows two waterpower turbines. The right side displays quick stats on cost reduction, materials, and economic impact.