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Read our latest news and media releases to keep track of what's happening at DSTG.

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News
9 February 2021

Australian researchers achieved a stellar result in the inaugural Global-X science challenge.

Dr Dennis Delic collaborated with BAE Systems to demonstrate his SPAD sensor’s ability to detect and track aerial targets.
News
4 February 2021

Defence is developing cameras so sensitive they can detect individual photons of light.

News
22 January 2021

Researchers are deploying soldiers to a virtual world to assess new technologies.

Joel Patniotis in an anechoic chamber with a sample DSTG-designed artificial impedance surface. One day reconfigurable antenna surfaces like this could be embedded in the surface of air, sea and land platforms.
News
17 December 2020

Progress embedding antennas in aircraft surfaces.

News
15 December 2020

Across the science and technology (S&T) community, experts are working on research that helps to keep Australians safe.

News
14 December 2020

Dr Sylvie Perreau, recipient of the 2020 Minister's Award for Achievement in Defence Science, is focused on keeping wireless communications up and running in hostile environments.

Media Release
11 December 2020

Defence Scientist, Dr Sylvie Perreau, has been awarded the 2020 Minister's Award for Achievement in Defence Science, for her excellence in signal processing and wireless networks within highly classified environments both nationally and internationally.

Media Release
7 December 2020

A selection of Australian research teams and small-to-medium businesses have reaped the benefits of a Defence program designed to help them identify real-world applications for their science or technology.

Left to right: Crystal Forrester (Aerospace Engineer) and Dr Cayt Rowe (Operations Analyst)
News
3 December 2020

Two of Defence's most accomplished rising stars of research have been selected to take part in the Superstars of STEM initiative, which aims to raise public awareness of women working in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

News
20 November 2020

The Internet of things (IoT) is influencing our lives, from smartwatches tracking our daily activities and health, to smart homes with light globes, thermostats, cameras and media players working together.

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