ROME, NY — ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC located at Griffiss Business & Technology Park in Rome and celebrating its 30th year of operation, was recently awarded a $5.4 million research and development contract by the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate (AFRL/RI) titled, “High Assurance Waveform Capability (HAWC).” The funding will be used to further advance the state-of-the-art in true-software-based waveform development for enhancing software-defined radio communications, networking, interoperability, and security.
ANDRO’s HAWC significantly reduces the time and cost to generate validated digital communications waveforms for the rapid field deployment of military radio platforms. The work is being performed at ANDRO’s Heisenberg Lab under the leadership of Dr. Ashwin Amanna, Chief Scientist – Research Sector.
Dr. Andrew Drozd, president of ANDRO reaffirmed, “This contract builds upon our ongoing efforts to help the Air Force propel innovations in true software-based waveform development and in the growth of the Government’s software waveform ecosystem to support the warfighters’ needs. HAWC waveform technologies represent the ‘tip of the spear’ in advancing communications technologies for military and commercial radio manufacturers and their products.”
ANDRO works with large defense/aerospace and commercial companies interested in leveraging the HAWC capability to enhance their radio communication product lines and production services. The company is expanding its HAWC research and development activities to serve a growing clientele base, which includes a Waveform-as-a-Service (WaaS) delivery model.
Amanna credits ANDRO’s success with HAWC to his resolute research team and the forward-thinking vision of the AFRL Communications Mission Area Lead, Michael Gudaitis. Amanna stated, “This has been an exciting program to support because of the combination of hands-on engineering and meeting a real mission need. We get to work with the latest in off-the-shelf computer technology and see direct increases in our waveform capability. For the warfighter to succeed in a rapidly changing spectrum battlefield, we have to break the current dependency between the waveform and the hardware. It takes too long to implement waveforms let alone adapt them quickly. The True-Soft waveform development approach excels when considering time to development, modularity, portability, cost, and flexibility. We are accomplishing data rates and implementing complex waveforms in software today thought impossible only 10 years ago. ‘Faster – Better – Cheaper’ is a mantra we strive for. We are succeeding in this mission and participating side-by-side with traditional firmware approaches.” Amanna’s research team includes James Bohl, Zach Goldsmith, William Blair, David Diaz, Tom Gadek, Tim Reichert, among others, all area residents.
ANDRO provides research, engineering, and technical services to defense and commercial industries in the areas of advanced spectrum exploitation, secure wireless communications, software-based waveform development, cognitive software defined radio networking, multisensor data fusion, and sensor resource management. For more information on ANDRO including job placement inquiries, visit www.androcs.com.
About AFRL: The Air Force Research Laboratory is the primary scientific research and development center for the United States Air Force. AFRL plays an integral role in leading the discovery, development, and integration of affordable warfighting technologies for our air, space, and cyberspace force. With a workforce of more than 11,000 across nine technology areas and forty other operations across the globe, AFRL provides a diverse portfolio of science and technology ranging from fundamental to advanced research and technology development. For more information, visit: www.afresearchlab.com.
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Utica, NY, August 26, 2024 — Modovolo, Inc. is excited to announce the successful completion of its seed funding round in record time. “We started pitching investors on the second week of August and we had multiple offers to close out the round in a matter of days,” commented Justin Call, CEO.
The investment, from a select group of strategic investors, will accelerate the development and deployment of the company’s cutting-edge drone, the Modovolo Lift, which is set to transform, well, everything about drones.
“The Modovolo Lift is a complete rethink and departure from how drones are designed today,” explained, CTO, Erik. “A standard drone has a fixed center and fixed arms and can’t change as the mission changes. The Modovolo Lift is different. It’s completely modular. You just add and drop Lift Pods as needed to build the drone you need for each mission.”
“In addition to its modular design, it’s super lightweight, has twice the flight time, has high payload capacity, and is orders of magnitude less expensive than anything on the market,” continued Justin.
Modovolo was in stealth mode for 2.5 years of development and, after filing a slew of patents, publicly launched in March 2024. In just six months, Modovolo has gone from a completely unknown entity to an industry player with a rapidly growing list of customers and partners.
“We have an amazing partnership with ANDRO Computational Solutions to develop some truly mind-bending applications using the Modovolo Lift for their spectrum, AI, and edge-computing technologies for the defense space,” said Justin.
Andy Drozd, CEO of ANDRO continued, “We’ve been looking for a drone technology that had multiple mission capabilities, long flight time, and that was attritable – meaning that it is low cost and easily replaced. That’s a key requirement for the Department of Defense these days.”
“We need to also give a huge shout-out to FuzeHub, which awarded us a manufacturing grant to build our first production cell. FuzeHub believed in us and their confidence and commitment went a long way to instilling confidence in our seed round investors,” explained Justin. “And the MVCC thINCubator has been our long-time partner – even when we were in stealth mode – and they were key to helping us get the FuzeHub grant.”
While the identities of the investors and the specific amount of the seed round remain confidential, the support from these experienced and well-connected investors underscores the strong market potential and investor confidence in Modovolo’s vision and capabilities.
“It’s just awesome to have the support of investors who share our vision of revolutionizing the drone industry,” said Justin Call. “This funding will allow us to finish the development of the Modovolo Lift and move into production quickly.”
For more information about Modovolo, please visit www.modovolo.com or contact Justin Call at justin@modovolo.com.
About Modovolo
Modovolo is a start-up that’s launched the Lift, an endlessly configurable modular drone platform of Lift Pods and Utility Pods that are clicked together like Legos to build the right drone for every application, with hours of flight time, and at a price orders of magnitude less than anything on the market. You’ll want to see it for yourself.
We are excited to announce a special feature on “This Week in the Mohawk Valley & the CNY Travel Show” airing this Sunday, August 25th, at 8:30 AM on WIBX 950 AM and 92.3 FM.
In this episode, Ray Durso of the Genesis Group will be interviewing Dr. Andy Drozd, the esteemed President of ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC and the visionary Founder of the Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc. Dr. Drozd will share his insights and discuss the impactful work his organizations are doing in our community and beyond.
This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the innovative projects and educational initiatives spearheaded by Dr. Drozd, including those aimed at fostering STEM education and inspiring the next generation of thinkers and leaders through the Project Fibonacci Foundation.
Make sure to tune in to WIBX 950 AM or 92.3 FM this Sunday at 8:30 AM to catch this enlightening and inspiring interview. Your Sunday morning just got a whole lot more interesting!
FutureCreators, the visionary initiative founded by Francis McInerney, Managing Director of North River Ventures, is thrilled to announce the publication of its latest white paper, “Cyberspace Fractalization.” This influential document explores the transformative implications of nanoscale data centers and their potential to revolutionize global business operations. Among the esteemed contributors to this white paper is ANDRO, a proud supporter and InVerse¡™ Innovator within the FutureCreators network.
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Francis McInerney, who began his journey in 1976 by co-founding Northern Business Information (NBI), has always been at the forefront of telecommunications market intelligence. Under his leadership, NBI grew to become the world’s largest publisher in its field. Now, with FutureCreators, McInerney continues to push the boundaries of innovation and strategic foresight.
In his remarks on Cyberspace Fractalization, McInerney highlights the unprecedented scale and speed of the upcoming transformation:
“An event of unprecedented magnitude in human history. No organization on the planet will survive it unscathed.
Why? By the end of the decade, every device will be a nanoscale data center, all cross-communicating on a vast range of frequencies. Like Apple AirDrop and AirTags on steroids. Hundreds of billions of them, uberizing everything they touch and inverting data and revenue flows everywhere. This will shred business models worldwide. In only a few years.
Derisk yourself. Check out our FutureCreators. They already have the technology that you need to scale Cyberspace Fractalization. They can put you ahead of the curve, making you the scale engine of the future.
Make sure your team reads Cyberspace Fractalization. Especially the section on China! Then act fast. Very, very fast.”
The white paper provides a comprehensive analysis of how nanoscale data centers will redefine the operational landscape for businesses globally. It emphasizes the urgency for organizations to adapt quickly to maintain a competitive edge. The inclusion of ANDRO as a member and InVerse¡™ Innovator underscores their pivotal role in driving technological advancements and strategic solutions within this rapidly evolving framework.
FutureCreators invites all industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders to delve into the insights offered in “Cyberspace Fractalization.” By leveraging the expertise of ANDRO and other forward-thinking contributors, businesses can navigate the complexities of this technological revolution and position themselves for sustained success.
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About FutureCreators FutureCreators is an initiative built by Francis McInerney, Managing Director of North River Ventures. It focuses on providing visionary insights and strategic guidance to help organizations navigate the complex landscape of technological innovation and digital transformation.
About ANDRO ANDRO is a leading innovator in the field of advanced technology solutions, contributing to the development of scalable and sustainable models for the future. As a proud member of FutureCreators, ANDRO continues to drive progress and innovation in the realm of cyberspace fractalization.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has selected ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC of Rome—a premiere provider of advanced software defined radio products including radio frequency machine learning (RFML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for wireless communications and networking—for a prime slot under the first set of competitive One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) contract awards. OASIS+ Small Business (SB) is one of six competitively awarded contracts in the OASIS+ portfolio that also includes socioeconomic, small-business set-aside contracts for HUBZone SB, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned SB, Women-Owned SB, and 8(a) companies and one unrestricted (UR) contract.
The OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside portfolio has an estimated value of $47 billion with up to a 10-year period of performance and consists of multiple award indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (MA-IDIQ) multi-agency contract (MAC) contracts. Under this IDIQ, ANDRO will provide research and technical services towards the development of engineering prototypes and production-ready capabilities at scale in the AI/wireless communications and RFML space.
Assistant Commissioner of the GSA’s Office of Professional Services and Human Capital Categories and Federal Category Manager for Professional Services Tiffany Hixson stated, “The OASIS+ contract program has been designated a best-in-class (BIC) contract program by the Office of Management and Budget and, over the next ten years, will offer federal agencies access to highly qualified contractors for their complex non-IT service requirements.”
ANDRO’s president Dr. Andrew Drozd said, “We are thrilled by this win, which solidifies ANDRO’s position among an elite corps of “Best-in-Class” government contractors from across the nation. This is ANDRO’s first Government Wide Acquisition Contract award and greatly expands our potential customer base. ANDRO’s participation in this BIC contract opportunity further reinforces our commitment to excellence and our capability to meet complex service requirements across the AI, advanced wireless communications, and dynamic spectrum sharing landscape and assists in assuring that the U.S. is well postured to sustain information dominance and spectrum superiority well into the future. ANDRO is honored to build on its rich heritage and strong track record of delivering outstanding results to our Department of Defense (DoD) and Federal partners.”
Fred Frantz, ANDRO’s Chief of Operations and capture manager added, “Thousands of competitive proposals were submitted under the OASIS+ solicitation because it is widely viewed as the future of contracting across multiple government agencies. Being one of a select group of companies to win a prime position under this vehicle gives ANDRO a tremendous advantage to support federal customers with our leading-edge mission-critical technologies.”
OASIS+ SB represents GSA’s commitment to small business participation in federal contracting and according to Federal Acquisition Service Acting Commissioner Tom Howder, the OASIS+ program helps to make that a reality. Awards of OASIS+ SB were made first to ensure that Federal agency Ordering Contracting Officers (OCOs) have access to this contract to meet expected mission support requirements in FY 2025. GSA plans to reopen the OASIS+ solicitations for additional open on-ramping during FY 2025.
ANDRO, located at Griffiss Business & Technology Park in Rome and celebrating its 30th year of operation, looks forward to delivering exceptional and innovative research solutions and services for multi-agency DoD and Federal customers building upon the company’s vast portfolio of patented AI/wireless technologies and RFML products. Please visit www.androcs.com for more information on how ANDRO is supporting Federal initiatives including the OASIS+ contract.
ROME, N.Y. — Dr. Andrew L. Drozd, President/CEO of ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC in Rome, has been reappointed by Washington, D.C. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, to serve on the Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council IX (CSRIC IX) for a 2-year term commencing May 30, 2024. Drozd was selected for reappointment from a distinguished list of candidates from the public and private sectors across the U.S.
According to Chairwomen Rosenworcel, public and private sector industry expertise is essential to assist the Council in completing its important mission. CSRIC IX is charged with providing recommendations to the FCC to promote the security, reliability, and interoperability of our nation’s communications systems. CSRIC IX’s recommendations will focus on a range of public safety- and homeland security-related communications matters. Under the current charter, the Council will address issues, including best practices, on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to enhance the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of nationwide communications networks; ensuring consumer access to 911 on all available networks as technology evolves; national security/emergency preparedness communications, including law enforcement communications access; and the security and reliability risks unique to emerging Sixth Generation (6G) networks and services.
Drozd previously served on the CSRIC VIII Council that dealt with the security of 5G Open RAN (Radio Access Networks) focusing on the coexistence of heterogeneous radio access technologies and applying AI to detect and mitigate security risks. Under CSRIC IX, Drozd will help to formulate recommendations on the use of AI/ML to enhance 6G communications and wireless network cyber security, reliability, and interoperability. Per Drozd, recommendations will stress the advantages of agile spectrum and regulatory modernization for harmonization and coexistence, Beyond 5G (B5G) technology, decentralized and edge network architectures.
“My participation in CSRIC IX literally gives the Mohawk Valley a voice in influencing the development of national policies and standards on AI’s use in modernizing our nation’s B5G/6G communications infrastructure by providing technical guidance and recommendations, including inputs on STEM workforce preparedness with respect to the responsible use of AI/ML,” said Drozd. He plans to leverage relevant findings from his company’s recent contract award from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to establish a federated 5G Test Environment (5GTE) and Beyond 5G (B5G) testbed.
Rep. Brandon Williams of the 22nd Congressional District stated, “Dr. Drozd has been a tireless advocate for the Mohawk Valley, in his work and his service to the community. This appointment is another opportunity for him to serve our region with his expertise and his voice.”
The CSRIC has a long and rich history of making vital, relevant recommendations to the FCC. It is led by Suzon Cameron, Designated Federal Officer (DFO) of CSRIC IX, and Deputy DFOs Kurian Jacob and Logan Bennett.
Drozd leads scientific research and development projects at ANDRO towards advancing the field of artificial intelligence for secure wireless communication and specifically, exploiting radio frequency machine learning (RFML) solutions. He also leads STEM workforce preparedness initiatives through the Project Fibonacci Foundation aimed at enhancing our global competitiveness through technological innovation. Drozd is an IEEE Life Fellow and received advanced degrees from Syracuse University and St. John Fisher University. In 2019 he was inducted into the Rome Academy of Science Hall of Fame.
About the FCC: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), created under the Communications Act of 1934, regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. An independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress, the Commission is the federal agency responsible for implementing and enforcing America’s communications law and regulations. Advisory committees, many of which were established under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), provide federal departments and agencies with access to expertise and advice on a broad range of issues affecting policies and programs. Visit https://www.fcc.gov forPublic Notes regarding the CSRIC IX advisory council mission and staff appointments.
On June 25, 2024, the Office of Engineering and Technology (OET) at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hosted a remarkable event as part of its Guest Speaker Series. This session featured Dr. Andy Drozd, who delivered an enlightening presentation on the cutting-edge topic of “Intelligent Dynamic Spectrum Management Systems.” The event drew the participation of approximately 50 FCC staff members, all eager to delve into the advancements in spectrum management and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies.
Dr. Drozd’s presentation highlighted the ongoing research aimed at harnessing AI/ML for Dynamic Spectrum Management, Access, and Sharing (DSM/A/S). He elaborated on how these technologies are being utilized to enhance spectrum awareness and exploitation, as well as to develop cognitive software-defined radio (SDR) networking. Central to his discourse was the concept of a spectrum toolchain approach, which leverages advanced spectrum planning tools and comprehensive spectrum databases. This approach enables the training of spectrum management systems to adapt and respond in real-time to the dynamically changing electromagnetic operational environment (EMOE) states.
The event was not only informative but also interactive, featuring a thought-provoking Q&A session that allowed for extensive information exchange among FCC staff. Dr. Drozd’s insights into the spectrum toolchain approach underscored the importance of real-time spectrum adjudication and the potential of AI/ML to revolutionize spectrum management. This presentation undoubtedly sparked a deeper interest in the innovative solutions being developed to address the complexities of spectrum management in an increasingly connected world. The FCC’s commitment to fostering such knowledge-sharing events is crucial in advancing the understanding and implementation of these transformative technologies.
ROME, NY — ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC of Rome was awarded a Direct-to-Phase II contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Washington, DC valued at about $2 million, to establish a federated fifth generation (5G) testbed ecosystem called 5GTE for advanced telecommunications experimentation. According to DARPA officials, the objective of the 5GTE is to develop a scalable, open-source Internet of Things (IoT) 5G test environment capability to support research and development of nascent 5G technologies and advanced telecommunications use cases, both fixed and mobile. The Direct-to-Phase-II award is highly competitive and is part of a multiphase Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracting vehicle that paves the way for multimillion dollars in additional funding.
The focus of 5GTE is to provide an open-source, realistic 5G radio access network (RAN) to enable rapid prototyping of wireless protocols and applications including, but not limited to cyber security, artificial intelligence (AI), and multi-access edge-computing.
The 5GTE project title, “Federated Open Source Beyond 5G (B5G) Test Environment,” will leverage ANDRO’s extensive research base in AI and wireless cyber security applications development for next-generation 5G innovations. A key requirement of 5GTE, per ANDRO president, Dr. Andrew Drozd, is the ability to rapidly and accurately scale as new technologies and devices are introduced or become available. “The 5GTE must also provide remote access and device update capabilities. To broaden the range of supported devices and to facilitate development, 5GTE will have the ability to support different wireless communication technologies, for example, 4G, wireless fidelity, and others,” per Drozd.
ANDRO’s Marconi-Rosenblatt AI Innovation Lab, led by co-directors Dr. Jithin Jagannath and Dr. Anu Jagannath, is spearheading the effort in cooperation with ANDRO’s academic partner, the Wireless Internet of Things (WIoT) Research Laboratory at Northeastern University. Drozd added, “Northeastern University has a wealth of wireless 5G assets and related test resources that can be brought to bear under the DARPA project.”
The award allows ANDRO to explore the boundaries of deploying AI models for enhancing security to infuse Zero-Trust principles with the Open RAN architecture standards. The 5G testbed will offer and include all components of 5G RAN allowing solutions to be seamlessly expanded and integrated with other 5G networks. Jithin Jagannath, who is also ANDRO’s Chief Scientist – Technology Sector, stated, “I have been a big proponent of open source and its ability to enhance security, and I believe it’s no different in the context of O-RAN. In this effort, we will investigate developing deployable solutions that infuse Zero-Trust features within the O-RAN.”
The 5GTE will serve as an open validation platform for government vendors, industries, and academia to validate their 5G solutions prior to commercial rollout. According to Anu Jagannath, there is a lack of open, large-scale, Federated testbeds that enable advanced AI-based 5G solutions development and testing. She stated,“The 5G test environment developed by ANDRO’s AI Innovation Lab will be a novel, highly unique framework enabling remote accessibility to the testbed and allowing users to access, pause, save, resume, and utilize the resources.” In addition to integrating Zero-Trust security with the 5G network, ANDRO will deliver several ready-to-deploy microservices that users can easily deploy as well as utilize the framework to develop their own customized solutions.
The team also includes ANDRO researchers Suhail Shaik and Mohammed Abu Zaid, residents and graduates of the University at Buffalo, who are working on 5G-related efforts for the company.
Potential future-phase funding will look to expand the 5GTE ecosystem participation bringing greater 5G, Beyond 5G (B5G), and Future-G presence for commercialization and military transition benefit.
ANDRO anticipates collaborative opportunities that will grow the ecosystem with U.S. Government agencies and labs such as: the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) under CHIPS and Science Act Wireless Innovation Fund initiatives; the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in Rome and other AFRL directorates under Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs); the National Institute of Standards Technology (NIST) and their Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) facilities, which supports the operation of four large-scale wireless testbeds for 5G/6G research; and commercial 5G service providers that include Verizon, AT&T, Ericsson, and Nokia. With these collaborative opportunities comes job creation, technology advancement in the 5G/B5G/6G communications space that will outpace near-peer adversaries, and ANDRO’s corporate growth at Griffiss Business & Technology Park.
“ANDRO’s well-earned $2 million federal contract is a major win for its workers and Oneida County and will position the Mohawk Valley on the forefront of innovation in 5G and wireless technologies. With this funding, ANDRO will accelerate telecommunications innovation, add good-paying jobs and be better equipped to compete for millions of dollars from my CHIPS & Sciences Act,” said Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY). “To compete with China, we must invest in American tech companies, like ANDRO, and that is why I’m committed to delivering every dollar I can to bolster tech companies throughout the Mohawk Valley and Central NY to ensure the U.S. remains the global leader in critical next-generation technologies,” Schumer added.
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Rep. Brandon Williams (R-NY) of the 22nd Congressional District provided the following statement: “Central New York is a critical hub for our national security, and I wholeheartedly commend the team at ANDRO for their efforts to save lives, resources, and money through cutting-edge research and development. This grant is proof of their work’s positive impact and potential, and I look forward to witnessing their successful collaboration with federal agencies and labs with aligned objectives.”
Read the Full Congressman Brandon Williams Press Release here
About ANDRO: ANDRO provides research, engineering, and technical services to defense and commercial industries in advanced spectrum exploitation, secure wireless communications, software-based waveform development, cognitive software-defined radio networking, multi-sensor data fusion, and sensor resource management. For more information on ANDRO, including job placements, visit www.androcs.com.
About DARPA: DARPA has made pivotal investments in breakthrough technologies for national security for over 60 years. The agency explicitly reaches for transformational change instead of incremental advances and works within an innovation ecosystem that includes academic, corporate and governmental partners, with a constant focus on the Nation’s military Services, which work with DARPA to create new strategic opportunities; novel tactical options; and game-changing military capabilities such as precision weapons and stealth technology, the Internet, automated voice recognition and language translation, and Global Positioning System receivers small enough to embed in myriad consumer devices. DARPA comprises approximately 220 government employees in six technical offices, including nearly 100 program managers, who together oversee about 250 research and development programs. Visit https://www.darpa.mil for more information.
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Anu Jagannath, the Associate Director of the Marconi-Rosenblatt AI Innovation Lab, has been named a recipient of the prestigious 2024 Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association (AFCEA) “40 Under Forty Award.” Representing our local Erie Canal Chapter, Dr. Jagannath’s remarkable achievements and contributions to the field of technical science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) have earned her this well-deserved recognition.
Dr. Jagannath’s recent accomplishments are nothing short of extraordinary. She recently successfully defended her PhD Dissertation titled “Deep Learning at the Edge for FutureG Networks: RF Signal Intelligence for Comprehensive Spectrum Awareness.” Balancing her academic pursuits with her professional responsibilities, Dr. Jagannath has played a pivotal role in securing 10 winning contracts for ANDRO, publishing 20 influential articles, and obtaining over 10 patents (both granted and pending). Her dedication to her work and her family, as she raises two young children with her husband Dr. Jithin Jagannath, stands as a testament to her incredible work ethic and inspirational spirit.
The AFCEA 40 Under Forty Award honors individuals under the age of 40 who have made significant contributions in STEM fields through innovation, thought leadership, and support to their clients or organizations using information technology. The award presentation will be a highlight of the AFCEA TechNet Cyber Conference, scheduled to take place from June 25-27 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland. The awards ceremony is set for Monday, June 24th, where Dr. Jagannath will be celebrated alongside other distinguished honorees.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Anu Jagannath for her outstanding achievements and this remarkable honor. Her dedication, innovation, and leadership continue to inspire us all.
