Our Organization - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics …
APL’s organizational structure breaks down into four sectors, two technical departments, and five enterprise service departments. The sectors—Air and Missile Defense, Asymmetric Operations, Force Projection, and Space Exploration—are devoted to …
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Game-Changing Impact. We solve complex research, engineering, and analytical problems that present critical challenges to our nation. By combining creativity and technical expertise with a culture of risk-taking, we tackle increasingly difficult …
Remote Access Portal - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics …
Instructions and information on remote access options for APL staff looking to stay connected from home, while traveling, and at sponsor and field sites.
Careers - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
We’re always looking for great people to join our team. Whether your expertise involves technology and research or business operations, we have a place for you. Learn more about career opportunities at Johns Hopkins APL.
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Labs and Facilities - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics …
Innovation is woven into everything we do. Explore some of our cutting-edge collaboration spaces, labs, and test facilities. The Intelligent Systems Center (ISC) leverages APL’s broad expertise across national security, space exploration, and health to fundamentally advance the employment of ...
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About Johns Hopkins APL
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And It’s the Size of Earth - Johns Hopkins University Applied …
A team led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, has confirmed the discovery of an exoplanet — a planet orbiting another star — by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. Formally logged as LHS 475b, the planet orbits a red dwarf star roughly 41 light-years away, and it’s almost exactly the size of …