YAKIMA - In what has become an annual tradition, West Valley software company E/Step Software Inc. is hosting a free workshop on the APL computer programming language.

When Mary Joseph first heard about the RISE@APL program, she was told that if she could imagine it, the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory was working on it. "I applied to the RISE ...

More than 600 participants from across the submarine force, allied nations, industry and academia gathered at Johns Hopkins APL for the 37th Submarine Technology Symposium. The symposium provided a ...

Ronald Chan, a student of Mechatronics at The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Engineering has won a worldwide programming competition that challenged university students from around the world to ...