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During Boston's Fourth of July celebration, crowd safety is monitored by the Unified Command Center (UCC) under the control of the Massachusetts State Police. To improve access control security to the UCC, advanced technology was developed by a team that included MITRE, the U.S. ...

Joy Keeler, a health information technology consultant for MITRE's Center for Transforming Health, is developing ideas for advancing online healthcare systems and promoting public-private collaboration to help make the entire healthcare system better.

A MITRE cybersecurity team, supported by I3P at Dartmouth College, uses double-blind experiments to research the social and behavioral aspects of malicious insiders who use their computer access to create data breaches and steal intellectual property.

Su Chang is an acquisition expert in MITRE's Economic and Decision Analysis Center (EDAC). She provides her DoD customers with support in several areas including: contracts, acquisition, cost/price analysis, finance/budgeting and program management.

Can re-designing airspace save fuel for airlines? MITRE is looking at the benefits of reducing level-offs in terminal airspace, which could have the additional environmental benefit of reduced carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur oxides.

Block 40/45 is the largest upgrade ever for the E3-Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System--better known as AWACS. The vastly improved computing power helps automate what used to be a manually intensive workload for the AWACS operators.

MITRE's Carl Reiber supports the Naval Air Systems Command with assistance in unmanned vehicles, airborne networking, netted sensors, mission assurance, communications, systems engineering, multi-mission helicopters, anti-submarine warfare, and research and acquisition guidance.

Moving military families from one location to the next is a daily—but complex—occurrence and virtually no two moves are alike. A team from MITRE helped the U.S. Transportation Command streamline the process, which ultimately ensures easier moves for service personnel and their families.

Threats to deny or degrade U.S. satellite communications and GPS have been growing for years. MITRE's "Operations Without Space" project is helping the DoD and intelligence community develop mitigation strategies to "operate through" the loss of space-based capabilities.