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Defence expands research to keep troops fighting fit
18 September 2019Eight Australian universities will conduct additional research into human performance aimed at enhancing warfighter capability.
Shedding new light in many directions
16 September 2019Professor Nigel Spooner is digging deep for science.
Progress with urban autonomous vehicle flight
9 September 2019DST robotics specialist Ricardo Cannizzaro is using a unique indoor flight lab to integrate and test new algorithms, hardware and sensors on small uninhabited aircraft systems (UAS).
South Australian start-up commercialises DST radar technology
29 August 2019DST has signed an agreement that will assist a small South Australian start-up to further develop and commercialise DST technology for the next generation of high frequency radar.
DST Eureka prize winner will safeguard civilians
29 August 2019A University of Tasmania team has won a Eureka Prize for the development of the world's first trace detection device that can identify inorganic explosives in under a minute.
Seakeeping science makes an impact for Navy
26 August 2019Seakeeping analysis is the knowledge of how ships behave in waves.
Infinite Studio lifts off
19 August 2019The journey of a unique piece of software developed by DST scientists has taken a new turn.
Defence envisions a high-tech future based on skilled workforce
13 August 2019Defence has released its Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Workforce Strategic Vision 2019-2030 in Canberra as part of its celebrations marking National Science Week.
A Joint Effort: collaboration space
13 August 2019The Next Generations Fund and Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is anticipating the launch of 'A Joint Effort' Stage 2 competition later this year.
Repurposing venerable models for land vehicle research
12 August 2019Dr William Schonberg, Professor of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology, has been working closely with DST Scientists.