In this report, we review the foundations of cross-validation and draw attention to common, but underappreciated, assumptions.

In this report a Travelling Wave Excitation System, developed by DST, is verified for use.

This paper describes a new fully automatic data driven real-time model of the morphology of Es, and describes the associated expected propagation characteristic that should reduce the need for manual intervention. It has been adapted to work with JORN ionospheric sounder data in real time and tested with years of data.

In this report we investigate the extent to which a high-precision clock might be able to synchronise another to its own time, when they are part of a network that requires time-stamping events to a very high precision.

The 2017-18 Annual Review provides a summary of DST's many accomplishments and achievements in delivering game-changing capability to Defence.

Soldiers often use supplements with the aim of helping to meet the physical and mental performance requirements of their occupation. The purpose of this study was to understand dietary and nutritional supplement use by active-duty Australian soldiers.

In this report, the work undertaken in verifying the limit of detection (LOD) of a Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry method for application in OPCW proficiency tests is presented.

The Emerging and Disruptive Technology Assessment Symposium (EDTAS) series is a technology foresighting program under the Next Generation Technologies Fund designed to provide key insights and information on emerging and potential technologies over the longer term.  In November 2017, DST joined with Noetic Group and the University of Melbourne to hold an EDTAS on Advanced Materials and Manufacturing.  

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