by Isiah Davenport | Jul 11, 2024 | Careers
DR. JAMES CHRISTENSEN Airmen Systems Christensen’s job is to connect AFRL’s basic science research with Air Force operational needs. To accomplish this goal, he identifies opportunities to rapidly develop and transition products that meet near-term Air Force...
by Isiah Davenport | Jul 10, 2024 | Careers
DR. SHANEE PACLEY Materials and Manufacturing Dr. Shanee Pacley is a materials scientist in AFRL’s Materials and Manufacturing Directorate. She specializes in nanotechnology and focuses on carbon nanomaterials. Pacley got her start at AFRL as an undergraduate co-op...
by Isiah Davenport | Jul 10, 2024 | Careers
Barrera manages a research portfolio within the Airmen Systems Directorate that supports AFRL’s Autonomy in Motion effort. She advances the mission by engaging in program management activities. Her job is to lead the development of pilot vehicle interfaces (PVI)...
by Isiah Davenport | Jul 10, 2024 | Careers
What She Does: Amy Burns leads AFRL’s automatic collision avoidance technology initiative. As program manager and team lead, she develops aircraft systems and advances relevant technologies. Her Biggest Accomplishment: Burns led a team in developing the Automatic...
by Isiah Davenport | Jul 10, 2024 | Careers
TED HARMER Ted Harmer develops ways to improve Air Force training programs, specifically those related to medical readiness and personnel recovery. His research focuses on continuous learning, performance assessment and validation of training. Since he specializes in...
by Patrick Londergan | Jul 2, 2024 | AI Talk, Success Stories
By Deshna Naruka, University of Florida I’ve learned that often you may receive questions for which you have no answer. During a particularly charged Q&A session, in the midst of an advocacy campaign as an International Humanitarian Law (IHL) advocate under the...
