A $32m revamp of DSTG's testing and fabrication facilities has provided Defence with new and strengthened engineering capability and reinvigorated our ability to collaborate with industry and academia.

The Barra sonobuoy is one of Australia's most successful Defence joint development projects, and highlights Australia's history as a global leader in the development and manufacture of advanced technologies.

Defence uses game techniques, technologies, and innovation to help deliver training and capability across the Defence ecosystem.

More than 90 people from Defence, industry and academia attended the Agile Command and Control Conference in Sydney on the eve of the ADSTAR Summit 2022.

Defence is partnering with industry and academia to establish a world-leading research facility in biofilms, with a focus on innovative biofouling control solutions.

Discover the significant contribution Defence scientists have made to the history of glass in Australia. 

Defence is exploring how quantum computing could transform Defence and national security.

Funding through Defence's Next Generation Technologies Fund has helped a small cyber security start-up grow its business from being largely a training provider, to one where almost half its income now comes from research and development.

Aspiring robotics specialists from around the world will converge on Sydney later this year to take part in the 2022 RobotX competition.

Defence researchers, in collaboration with Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Australian National University, have applied A Method for Ethical AI in Defence.