Insights Expertise, industry leadership, unique perspectives, and more. Filter by: Market MarketAviationDefenseEnergy & IndustryGovernmentHealthHomelandIntelligenceScienceSpace Capabilities CapabilitiesArtificial IntelligenceCyberData Science and EngineeringDigital ModernizationIntegrated SystemsMission OperationsSoftware Insights Type Insights TypeArticleCase StudyFact SheetInfographicInteractiveNewsPodcastPresentationQ&AVideoWebinarWhite Paper People & Partners People & Partners#Innoviduals50th AnniversaryCareers and InternshipsCommunityExpertsHeroes of LeidosInclusion and DiversityMilitary and VeteransNASANewsroomOpioid CrisisPartnersSustainabilityUK Social Value Article NASA’s drifting climate satellites could find new life as wildfire and storm watchers Dr. Miguel Román, Chief Climate Scientist at Leidos, and MODIS Science Team Leader, shares his thoughts on a mission extension for NASA’s climate... Read More Article What is space archaeology? Many experts believe a new scientific field called space archaeology will improve living conditions for astronauts. Read More Article Leidos will contribute to a "go" for the Artemis I launch Leidos will have a number of fingerprints on next week’s historic Artemis I launch that will send the Orion spacecraft on a test flight around the... Read More Podcast IT infrastructure in the new space age with Nate Apodaca In the kickoff to season three of the MindSET podcast, we focus on the IT infrastructure that’s making space exploration possible. VP and Division... Read More Article Leidos stows cargo for first all-private space mission Leidos was the end-to-end cargo logistics provider for the Ax-1 mission, the first all-private mission to the International Space Station (ISS). Read More Article Leidos team helps NASA manage climate risks Leidos climate experts recently helped NASA develop a climate action plan that outlines how it will proactively address climate-related risks to its... Read More Case Study Lessons From NASA: User Experience Drives Successful Enterprise IT Jeff Seaton, Chief Information Officer at NASA, describes how NASA is leveraging the lessons learned to reimagine the future of work, where innovative... Read More Article The evolution of lunar vehicles 50 years ago, NASA astronauts became the first people to drive on the moon. When the next astronauts visit the moon, their vehicles will look very... Read More Video #Innovidual Denise Perkins We're a company full of innovative individuals, or as we call them, #innoviduals. This recurring series highlights some of our best and brightest... Read More Video #Innovidual Kevin Reelfs Our latest #innovidual is Kevin Reelfs, Program Integration and Strategy Lead. Read More Article IT systems disappear into the background by providing an enhanced user experience With high expectations when it comes to performance, we don't have the time or desire to manage IT — it needs to be an enabler that simply disappears... Read More Podcast Human factors from desktop to deep space Kritina Holden, Ph.D., has spent most of her career at NASA's Johnson Space Center, focusing on how humans interact with technology. Read More Load More
Insights Expertise, industry leadership, unique perspectives, and more. Filter by: Market MarketAviationDefenseEnergy & IndustryGovernmentHealthHomelandIntelligenceScienceSpace Capabilities CapabilitiesArtificial IntelligenceCyberData Science and EngineeringDigital ModernizationIntegrated SystemsMission OperationsSoftware Insights Type Insights TypeArticleCase StudyFact SheetInfographicInteractiveNewsPodcastPresentationQ&AVideoWebinarWhite Paper People & Partners People & Partners#Innoviduals50th AnniversaryCareers and InternshipsCommunityExpertsHeroes of LeidosInclusion and DiversityMilitary and VeteransNASANewsroomOpioid CrisisPartnersSustainabilityUK Social Value Article NASA’s drifting climate satellites could find new life as wildfire and storm watchers Dr. Miguel Román, Chief Climate Scientist at Leidos, and MODIS Science Team Leader, shares his thoughts on a mission extension for NASA’s climate... Read More Article What is space archaeology? Many experts believe a new scientific field called space archaeology will improve living conditions for astronauts. Read More Article Leidos will contribute to a "go" for the Artemis I launch Leidos will have a number of fingerprints on next week’s historic Artemis I launch that will send the Orion spacecraft on a test flight around the... Read More Podcast IT infrastructure in the new space age with Nate Apodaca In the kickoff to season three of the MindSET podcast, we focus on the IT infrastructure that’s making space exploration possible. VP and Division... Read More Article Leidos stows cargo for first all-private space mission Leidos was the end-to-end cargo logistics provider for the Ax-1 mission, the first all-private mission to the International Space Station (ISS). Read More Article Leidos team helps NASA manage climate risks Leidos climate experts recently helped NASA develop a climate action plan that outlines how it will proactively address climate-related risks to its... Read More Case Study Lessons From NASA: User Experience Drives Successful Enterprise IT Jeff Seaton, Chief Information Officer at NASA, describes how NASA is leveraging the lessons learned to reimagine the future of work, where innovative... Read More Article The evolution of lunar vehicles 50 years ago, NASA astronauts became the first people to drive on the moon. When the next astronauts visit the moon, their vehicles will look very... Read More Video #Innovidual Denise Perkins We're a company full of innovative individuals, or as we call them, #innoviduals. This recurring series highlights some of our best and brightest... Read More Video #Innovidual Kevin Reelfs Our latest #innovidual is Kevin Reelfs, Program Integration and Strategy Lead. Read More Article IT systems disappear into the background by providing an enhanced user experience With high expectations when it comes to performance, we don't have the time or desire to manage IT — it needs to be an enabler that simply disappears... Read More Podcast Human factors from desktop to deep space Kritina Holden, Ph.D., has spent most of her career at NASA's Johnson Space Center, focusing on how humans interact with technology. Read More Load More
