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Self-Service Screening Option Coming to Airports

The pilot, part of S&T’s Screening at Speed Program, is scheduled to begin in January at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.

Mitigate, Detect, and Deter

Program Director LaTasha Thompson breaks down the SAFETY Act—going into its significance, how it works, how it impacts you, and more.

Attend the Deconstructing SBIR Webinar

Register for the Deconstructing SBIR “It’s Time For a New Phase” webinar to learn about the SBIR 24.1 Pre-Solicitation and the SBIR Phase 0 program.

What if Law Enforcement Could ‘See’ Through Walls?

S&T is developing a tool that will enhance situational awareness when direct line-of-sight is not an option.

Securing our Ports of Entry

Multi-Energy Portals have increased the volume and efficiency of cargo scanning—including a recent $1.5 million drug seizure in New Mexico.

Picturing the Future of Firefighting

S&T is guiding responders through darkness with real-time indoor visualization technology.

  • S&T National Lab Offers Chemistry-focused College Seminar

    On National STEM Day, we highlight recent Chemical Security Analysis Center efforts to foster a new generation of leaders who will represent S&T amongst the greater scientific community.

  • Artificial Intelligence

    The Science and Technology Directorate is leading research in artificial intelligence to strengthen capabilities that safeguard the nation and accelerate advancements to ensure a more resilient and prosperous future for all.

  • Under Secretary's Updates

    Under Secretary Kusnezov delivered keynote remarks, November 2, at the 6th Annual DHS Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDC) Summit, a forum for nearly 200 DHS senior leaders to discuss the Department’s most critical challenges and solicit help from the FFRDCs.