Welcome to the Signal and Information Sciences Laboratory at ARL:UT
About SISL
SISL is involved in a broad spectrum of research activities supported by a multi-disciplinary staff. Major areas of research include anti-submarine warfare, information science, geospatial remote sensing, and modeling and simulation. SISL has a diverse sponsor base that includes the Department of Defense, agencies from the national intelligence community, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Department of Energy, and the National Science Foundation.
Research Areas & Centers
- Undersea Warfare and Signal Processing
- AI-Based Cybersecurity Research and Engineering
- Content Understanding
- Simulation, Instrumentation and Information Management
- Geospatial Sensing
- Fluid Dynamics Measurements and Modeling
- Quantum Information Science and Quantum Education
- Emerging Technologies for National Security Applications
- Nonlinear and Biomedical Acoustics
SISL in the News
Pushing Scientific Software to New Heights. Researchers used Texascale Days to simulate a 45-qubit random circuit. After solving the technical problems of simulating quantum circuits with greater than 40 qubits, the team aims to develop and test quantum supremacy code on simulations of very large quantum circuits. Read article icon for an external link
