Charles Stark Draper Laboratory

Draper develops microphysiological systems and bioprocessing technologies for drug discovery and development, and works on disease diagnostics, medical devices for civilian and military critical care, and synthetic biology.

Draper has supported USG missions with microelectronics and precision instrumentation for over 50 years. The page describes advanced electronics as foundational to national security and mission success.

Draper develops autonomous guidance, navigation, and control systems, along with fault-tolerant computing and software for space exploration.

The article discusses legacy IT across government, banks, airlines, and the military, which makes resolving issues difficult.

The page features stories of Draper Scholars, from undergraduates entering technology to professionals, describing their experiences and perspectives on change and discovery.

The article says running too many apps at once can slow down a computer.

How Draper Ensures Reliable Antenna Performance

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Draper employs engineers, scientists, program managers, and administrative professionals; its technical experts can propose and lead research and development. The company has 12 U.S. locations and more than 2,300 employees.

Draper's nine employee resource groups organize events and community-building initiatives and contribute to inclusive policies, offerings, and connectivity across its campuses.

Draper offers graduate thesis research opportunities addressing national security challenges, with access to facilities, staff expertise, and a learning environment.

Draper actively recruits top talent through various programs, including educational internships with colleges nationwide, participation in the DoD SkillBridge program to engage skilled military personnel, and the internal Draper Scholars Program.

Draper's primary governance structure is its Board of Directors, elected by the Corporation's Members, who serve as the nonprofit equivalent of stockholders.

Jonathan Bernstein, a Draper Laboratory Fellow, is responsible for MEMS technology development for programs and platform technologies, including high-accuracy sensors and resonators in hermetically sealed silicon chips with through-silicon vias.

The page introduces a team that develops new capabilities and contributes ideas intended to improve humanity.

Draper is an independent nonprofit engineering company that provides engineering services to government, industry, and academia as a prime contractor, subcontractor, or consortium collaborator.

Founded in 1933 by Charles Stark Draper, Draper initially developed precision instruments for the military and aerospace industries and later expanded into biotechnology, human systems, cyber solutions, and autonomous systems.

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As a nonprofit research and development company, Draper focuses on the design, development, and deployment of advanced technological solutions for the world’s most challenging and important problems.

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