Insights Expertise, industry leadership, unique perspectives, and more. Filter by: Market MarketAviationFederalDefenseEnergyGovernmentHealthHomelandIntelligenceScienceSpaceSurface Transportation Competency CompetencyCyberData Science and EngineeringDigital ModernizationIntegrated SystemsMission Software SystemsMission SupportOperations and LogisticsSecure Development and OperationsSensors, Collection & PhenomenologySystems Engineering and Integration Insights Type Insights TypeArticleCase StudyFact SheetInfographicInteractiveNewsPodcastPresentationQ&AQuizVideoWebinarWhite PaperLeidos at 50 People & Partners People & Partners50th AnniversaryArtificial IntelligenceCareers and CultureCommunityCultureExpertsHeroes of Leidos#InnovidualsOpioidsPartners Article Our first billion-dollar contract and how it paved the way for more In 1985, the U.S. Department of Defense sent out a request for proposal for the Composite Health Care System (CHCS). This program would create... Read More Article How do Navy training and testing activities impact the environment? We wrote a book on it Imagine a project as deep and wide as the ocean. The U.S. Navy tasked Leidos to help evaluate resources in the sea space and airspace along the east... Read More Article New virtual biotech startup targets cancer and infectious diseases with improved T cell therapies The seed for Leidos' newest division—and virtual startup biotech—Explorations in Global Health (ExGloH) was planted nearly 20 years ago. In 2000,... Read More Article ASC provides the logistics to support scientists who imaged a black hole On April 10, during a global press conference from Washington D.C., the National Science Foundation (NSF) released the first image ever recorded of a... Read More Article Cancer researchers can now store and share data on a free, public-access repository The Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives Data Coordinating Center Portal offers researchers a public-access platform for storing and displaying... Read More Article For Jeffrey Lifson, a career spent at the forefront of HIV research In the immunology lab at Stanford Hospital there was a sense of urgency to discover the culprit of the strange disease that caused rare cancers and... Read More Article A peaceful transformation: The origin of the Frederick National Laboratory Just 2 months before Congress passed what to this day is America’s most sweeping anticancer legislation, President Richard Nixon came to Fort Detrick... Read More Interactive The power in numbers: How advancing precision medicine helps 'All of Us' Precision medicine could change the way that providers deliver health care. It’s a way of personalizing treatment to prevent or cure disease. But the... Read More Article Meet Leonard Freedman, Frederick National Laboratory's new Chief Science Officer For Leonard Freedman, Ph.D., a lifetime in the sciences began serendipitously at Kalamazoo College, a small liberal arts school in Michigan. Freedman,... Read More News Leidos Health Life Sciences Receives Patent for Novel Peptide-Class of Checkpoint Inhibitors Patented peptides could be used to treat cancer and infectious diseases. Read More Article NIAID honors Frederick National Laboratory program for manufacturing anti-HIV antibody It has been used in clinical studies on four continents and has been tested in thousands of volunteers. It was produced at the Frederick National... Read More Article Physical or virtualized data marts – what’s right for your organization? Read More Load More
Insights Expertise, industry leadership, unique perspectives, and more. Filter by: Market MarketAviationFederalDefenseEnergyGovernmentHealthHomelandIntelligenceScienceSpaceSurface Transportation Competency CompetencyCyberData Science and EngineeringDigital ModernizationIntegrated SystemsMission Software SystemsMission SupportOperations and LogisticsSecure Development and OperationsSensors, Collection & PhenomenologySystems Engineering and Integration Insights Type Insights TypeArticleCase StudyFact SheetInfographicInteractiveNewsPodcastPresentationQ&AQuizVideoWebinarWhite PaperLeidos at 50 People & Partners People & Partners50th AnniversaryArtificial IntelligenceCareers and CultureCommunityCultureExpertsHeroes of Leidos#InnovidualsOpioidsPartners Article Our first billion-dollar contract and how it paved the way for more In 1985, the U.S. Department of Defense sent out a request for proposal for the Composite Health Care System (CHCS). This program would create... Read More Article How do Navy training and testing activities impact the environment? We wrote a book on it Imagine a project as deep and wide as the ocean. The U.S. Navy tasked Leidos to help evaluate resources in the sea space and airspace along the east... Read More Article New virtual biotech startup targets cancer and infectious diseases with improved T cell therapies The seed for Leidos' newest division—and virtual startup biotech—Explorations in Global Health (ExGloH) was planted nearly 20 years ago. In 2000,... Read More Article ASC provides the logistics to support scientists who imaged a black hole On April 10, during a global press conference from Washington D.C., the National Science Foundation (NSF) released the first image ever recorded of a... Read More Article Cancer researchers can now store and share data on a free, public-access repository The Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives Data Coordinating Center Portal offers researchers a public-access platform for storing and displaying... Read More Article For Jeffrey Lifson, a career spent at the forefront of HIV research In the immunology lab at Stanford Hospital there was a sense of urgency to discover the culprit of the strange disease that caused rare cancers and... Read More Article A peaceful transformation: The origin of the Frederick National Laboratory Just 2 months before Congress passed what to this day is America’s most sweeping anticancer legislation, President Richard Nixon came to Fort Detrick... Read More Interactive The power in numbers: How advancing precision medicine helps 'All of Us' Precision medicine could change the way that providers deliver health care. It’s a way of personalizing treatment to prevent or cure disease. But the... Read More Article Meet Leonard Freedman, Frederick National Laboratory's new Chief Science Officer For Leonard Freedman, Ph.D., a lifetime in the sciences began serendipitously at Kalamazoo College, a small liberal arts school in Michigan. Freedman,... Read More News Leidos Health Life Sciences Receives Patent for Novel Peptide-Class of Checkpoint Inhibitors Patented peptides could be used to treat cancer and infectious diseases. Read More Article NIAID honors Frederick National Laboratory program for manufacturing anti-HIV antibody It has been used in clinical studies on four continents and has been tested in thousands of volunteers. It was produced at the Frederick National... Read More Article Physical or virtualized data marts – what’s right for your organization? Read More Load More
