On September 2, 2020, Noblis co-hosted (with FCW) and participated in a high-level discussion of countering internal and external cyber threats and the challenges faced by government agencies. Speakers included senior officials from the FBI Cyber Division, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, ...

Imagine the Art of the Possible in our Advanced Technology Labs The Noblis Innovation and Collaboration Center (NICC) is home to cutting-edge research projects that enable our clients to achieve their critical missions. Located at our Reston, Virginia headquarters, the NICC is where complex problems are explored to create ...

Our Research is Transforming Innovation into Practical and Sustainable Solutions The Noblis Sponsored Research (NSR) program is driven by government missions and fuels solutions to our Nation’s most critical challenges. It is an essential part of corporate life at Noblis. Our yearly investment in this program, along with our ...

The Problem

Our Approach

In mission-critical applications such as biosurveillance—the tracking and detection of potentially harmful biological agents for national defense and public health missions—time is everything. Noblis has developed an end-to-end field-portable genetic sequencing and analysis system to decrease response times. The Noblis research team’s solution (depicted in Figure 1):

• Enables rapid ...

RESTON, Va.—May 11, 2020—Noblis, a leading provider of science, technology and strategy services to the federal government has named Christoph Wollersheim division director of Advanced Analytics and Digital Services for Noblis’ Federal Civilian Solutions mission area. Wollersheim will be responsible for driving the strategy and execution ...

NEWS: The Noblis orchestrated autonomy concept has been named among the finalists for the ACT-IAC 2020 Igniting Innovation Awards. The Noblis autonomy concept orchestrates the motions and actions of unfamiliar, connected, and autonomous machines. With this concept, systems of autonomous machines are safer, more productive, and ...