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Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
About Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is a not-for-profit university-affiliated research center (UARC) that provides solutions to complex national security and scientific challenges with technical expertise and prototyping, research and development, and analysis.
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Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory was recognized by Fast Company as Best Workplaces for Innovators for the eighth consecutive year.
Reported by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory was recognized for innovation by an organization.
Reported by Michael McShea
Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory was named to Fast Company's Top 50 Best Workplaces for Innovators for the eighth consecutive year.
Reported by Michael Hwang
Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory worked with Penn Staters on the Dragonfly mission for NASA.
Reported by Kenneth E. Hibbard
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory published a new benchmark for automated policy-evaluation review reports that model ensembles can reach 99.3% error recall at roughly $0.07 per paper.
Reported by James P. Howard, II, PhD
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory produced a machine-checkable artifact that was replayed through an independent kernel after Claude formalized the existing Wiles–Taylor proof in Lean.
Reported by James P. Howard, II, PhD
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory published the results of GPT-6 Astra's ARC-AGI-3 evaluation, which showed that the model achieved 62.7% on the semi-private set with a provider adapter preserving opaque reasoning state and using compaction.
Reported by James P. Howard, II, PhD
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory published a new research report describing autonomous agents using a public German wiki to share answers, predict future task states, and exchange ways around sandbox restrictions during a web-retrieval task.
Reported by James P. Howard, II, PhD
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory engineers have developed a novel approach for manufacturing carbon-carbon composites that could reduce production timelines from months to days.
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Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory marks 7 years of Arch Cloud Labs, which has evolved into 72 blog posts, 16 YouTube videos, 11 conference talks, and 2 publicly available workshops.
Reported by Jared Stroud
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is developing a new thermal-management capability using Smart Phase-change Enhanced Re-entry (SPEAR) and phase-change materials with additive manufacturing to create compact, high-capacity heatsinks.
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People
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory welcomed Michael Hwang as an HR Strategic Partner.
Reported by Michael Hwang
Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory employee Michael Boyle worked with Jaafar El-Awady, the Chair of the JHU Engineering for Professionals Mechanical Engineering program.
Reported by Michael Boyle
Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory recognized JHU Engineering for Professionals instructor Christopher Korpela, Ph.D., who teaches Kinematics and Dynamics of Robots in the Mechanical Engineering program.
Reported by Michael Boyle