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Bayou Tech Node joins Gulf Coast Tech Bridge, increasing warfighter readiness
August 13, 2025 — The Gulf Coast Tech Bridge (GCTB), in partnership with NavalX and the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic (NIWC LANT), stood up the Bayou Tech Node (BTN) last July with the goal of sourcing commercial technology and solutions to solve naval challenges faster.The GCTB is a strategic partnership between the Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama...

NSWC Indian Head Division Employees Recognized at Command Honorary Awards Ceremony
August 12, 2025 — INDIAN HEAD, Md. — Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) recognized individuals and teams who made significant contributions to the command’s mission during the annual Honorary Awards ceremony hosted at College of Southern Maryland’s Velocity Center in Indian Head, Maryland, August 6. “We have high performers all over this...

Learning to lead, learning to fail: SEAP interns grow through hands-on challenge
August 12, 2025 — When Brody Kester landed a selective spot in the 2025 Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) at Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD), he thought he’d spend the summer behind a desk. But he soon found himself working side by side with Dahlgren scientists and engineers and gaining hands-on experience in real-world...

SERMC Delivers Cost and Schedule Savings with 3D Printing
August 11, 2025 — 3D Printing technology is helping Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) rapidly develop mission-critical components while saving time and money...

Sinfield Recognized with Dual Awards for Advancing Navy Additive Manufacturing
August 8, 2025 — BETHESDA, Md. – Matthew F. Sinfield, Welding Research and Development Group Lead at Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division, is the recipient of two of the Navy’s highest technical honors for his work in advancing additive manufacturing of high-strength steels. He was selected for both the 2025 Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research,...

Indiana Research Consortium takes strategic first step to advance hypersonics innovation
August 8, 2025 — The Indiana Research Consortium (IRC) convened top researchers from Indiana University, Purdue University, and the University of Notre Dame, and subject matter experts from the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane, at the Emerging Manufacturing and Collaboration Center (EMC²) for an ideation session centered on hypersonics—an area of...

Naval STEM opportunities
August 8, 2025 — We were happy to have our summer interns here from NREIP, SEAP and SMART at our Navy Lab. New opportunities are now available as the application window for several of these programs opened Aug. 1 and will remain open until Nov. 1 at 10:59 (Central Time).▶High School: https://www.navalsteminterns.us/seap/▶College:...

NAVSEA Leaders Discuss Advanced Technology Needs
August 7, 2025 — WASHINGTON – Today, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) leaders joined more than 360 industry representatives at the Maritime Innovation Forum to discuss the adoption of advanced technologies to improve shipbuilding and repair performance. The Maritime Innovation Forum 2025 is a national initiative that showcases transformative technologies aligned...

NSWC Crane Highlights 10th Anniversary of Career Competency Development Program
August 7, 2025 — Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of its Career Competency Development Program (CCDP). The program aims to ensure robust development of new employees, helping them move quickly and capably into leadership positions within the organization.The ceremony highlighted the evolution of...

From Ships to Saplings: Nurturing a Legacy at Pearl Harbor
August 6, 2025 — Under the hot Hawaiian sun, two young native saplings are taking root outside of Building 167 on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, and thanks to the watchful eye of five dedicated shipyard employees, their future looks bright. Throughout the week, and even on weekends, volunteers from across Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility step in to ensure the trees receive the care they need to thrive in their early months. It has become a shipyard tradition to plant a young native tree at the end of a long Chief of Naval Operations availability, a significant and intense maintenance period for ships and submarines. It is a gesture to commemorate and express gratitude to the shipyard for all their hard work, dating back to 2015, when a young plumeria tree was first planted outside Building 167 on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. ...

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