Scientists with DARPA are trying to find ways to biohack human cells to create soldiers that can withstand disease better.

Researchers tested whether one person could command a robot swarm of drones and ground vehicles in complex missions.

To learn more about the agency behind today’s most cutting-edge military science, American Experience spoke with Annie Jacobsen, author of The Pentagon’s Brain: An Uncensored History of DARPA ...

What’s so special about DARPA, which stands for Defense Advanced ... able to take huge risks with major payoffs in the form of science and technology advances, such as drones and GPS.

DARPA is known for developing technologies for defense-related problems through visionary ... Lisa Winter became social media editor for The Scientist in 2017. In addition to her duties on social ...

Elon Musk is actually part of the military industrial complex through inappropriate private business affairs with the ...

DARPA wants to know if modifying red blood cells can help warfighters "operate more effectively in dangerous or extreme ...

DARPA's home office is located in Arlington, Virginia. Despite DARPA's wide-ranging activities across engineering and science, the agency has carried out a specific mission for over 50 years ...

Scientists at MIT's Biometrics Robotics Lab ... The MIT will showcase the robot's new skills at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals in California on June 5-6. The Cheetah project is funded by ...