Emily Saulsgiver, deputy director of S&T’s International Cooperative Programs Office, closes out Season 4 of the podcast with a conversation about how our international partnerships address shared challenges and foster global innovation.

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re talking with Dr. Amy Henninger about all things artificial intelligence—including what makes AI ‘adversarial,’ deep fakes, and S&T’s related R&D.

S&T is working to develop protective measures against electromagnetic pulses and geomagnetic disturbances that can render electronic devices inoperable. Learn more about how S&T works to prevent this with Program Manager Brent Talbot.

Program Manager John Clemmensen discusses the Directorate’s Multi-Energy Portal cargo scanning technology, why it’s important for border security, and some of its recent success.

S&T is modeling how the federal government can engage with startups on a range of research and development needs. Learn more about the Silicon Valley Innovation Program from S&T’s Melissa Oh.

Community and Infrastructure Resilience lead Ron Langhelm discusses how S&T is ensuring first response agencies and our communities are prepared to respond to and recover from natural and manmade disasters.

A conversation with Lindsay Gabbert, a microbiologist at the S&T Plum Island Animal Disease Center, about protecting our farms from dangerous animal diseases. 

Dr. Laura Parker discusses the interplay between science and practical use of detection technologies to find threats such as explosives and fentanyl.

S&T’s Deputy Under Secretary Julie Brewer talks about S&T’s current R&D mission space, discusses the organization’s future trajectory, and shares her leadership vision for the Directorate.

S&T joins the U.S. Fire Administration and officials from the Hawaiian Islands to begin beta testing AI-empowered wildfire sensors across the state.