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Science & Technology Strategy: A Year in Review
In the Spring of 2019, the Department of the Air Force released the Air Force Science and Technology Strategy. We take a look at some of the top accomplishments over the last year as we respond to the strategy’s call to action.
SUCCESS STORIES
WARTECH
WARTECH brings together warfighters, technologists, planners, and acquisition personnel to collectively develop operational concepts motivated by future force design and enabled by high-payoff science and technology (S&T).
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Tech Connect
The Air Force Research Lab (AFRL), on behalf of the Department of the Air Force (DAF), is developing an innovative business process to connect potential partners seeking to collaborate with the Air Force and Space Force science and technology (S&T) enterprise through a virtual front door, www.AirForceTechConnect.org.
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Seedlings for Disruptive Capabilities
Seven teams led by Air Force Research Laboratory scientists and engineers will each receive $3 to $5 million per year as part of the Seedlings for Disruptive Capabilities Program (SDCP) to execute three-year projects and advance ideas that may create remarkable new capabilities for the future force.
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AFTER A YEAR OF SUCCESSES, AIR FORCE CONTINUES TO ADVANCE S&T STRATEGY
Over the course of the past year, the Air Force has made big strides in implementing key parts of the strategy.
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The Science & Technology 2030 Initiative
In September 2017, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson launched an initiative to update the Air Force’s science and technology strategy. Over the course of a year, the Air Force listened and learned from the scientific community, higher education and business professionals through a series of conversations and outreach events.
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EXPLORE
Explore 1.0, a national opportunity call with universal eligibility, sought disruptive ideas to create remarkable new capabilities for the future force.
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