Parallax Advanced Research Press Mentions

The Ohio Federal Research Network, managed by Beavercreek’s Parallax Advanced Research, has awarded $6.85 million to several Ohio businesses and colleges to pursue national security-focused research.

Hypersonic research and development efforts — an increasingly important topic for the defense industry — in Ohio are "disaggregated," said the president and CEO of a prominent Beavercreek-based applied scientific research and development nonprofit...

Parallax Advanced Research, a nonprofit research institute, has won a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) In the Moment (ITM) award totaling $4.067 million.

The Gem City is shining brightly as it continues to live up to its rich history of innovation and collaborative idea sharing. Local startups, manufacturers, nonprofits and technology companies are leveraging millions of dollars in grants, government...

Parallax Advanced Research (formerly the Wright State Applied Research Corporation), headquartered in Beavercreek, and the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) of Cleveland announced a joint affiliation agreement between the two organizations, effectively...

Our Executive Vice President of Parallax Advanced Research and President of the Ohio Aerospace Institute, Dr. John M. Sankovic, is featured on page 20, along with Brook Park Mayor Edward Orcutt, City of Brook Park Commissioner of Economic Development...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Featuring more than 50 speakers across 60 sessions, Launch Dayton’s Startup Week will be here before you know it.

From Sept. 12 to 15, Launch Dayton will be holding Startup Week, a free conference that aims to celebrate...

Hundreds of Dayton’s upcoming entrepreneurs will gather together for the annual Launch Dayton Startup Week. Annually, the event brings startup founders and business owners to empower and inspire one another and future innovators.

The week-long, free...

Parallax Advanced Research has been named one of the best places to work in Dayton this year in the medium category.

Today, large commercial jets fly around 580 mph. The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird introduced in 1966 is the fastest supersonic jet vehicle in the world, reaching speeds of more than 2,200 mph, nearly four times faster than a commercial jet.

The fastest...