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Defence scientist Joyce Mau (middle) with colleagues, on trial at Osborne.
News
10 April 2019

Defence scientist Joyce Mau is a key member of a team developing a maritime application for DST's patented single-photon avalanche detector (SPAD) technology. SPAD sensors are designed for low-light detection of objects.

News
1 April 2019

Universities from across Australia have answered the call to help Defence enhance the performance of the warfighter.

Vanessa Ha and Mark Ryan with the equipment used to stretch the yarn samples used in their shape-memory polymer research.
News
29 March 2019

The Reactive Tourniquet is a multi-functional material project, one of several exciting research ventures for the Future Soldier program.

News
27 March 2019

DST's Brodie McDonald has been awarded an Early Career Research award by the Defence Materials Technology Centre for his contributions to vehicle survivability.

Media Release
18 March 2019

Defence is partnering with industry to develop Defence's space capability. 

News
14 March 2019

Defence scientists have developed game-changing 'common aperture' radar receiver technology which will improve the performance of the ADF's Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN).

News
13 March 2019

DST scientists are developing a personal cooling system that uses heat pipes to rapidly and efficiently move heat from a human torso to a cooling device.

Prof Calum Drummond and Acting CDS Todd Mansell.
1 March 2019

DST and RMIT University have signed a new four-year collaboration agreement to undertake experimentation and testing on advanced materials and structures.

L-R: David Perry, Northrup Grumman USA; Mike Gallagher, Acting CEO Northrup Grumman Australia and Acting CDS Todd Mansell at the signing
Media Release
27 February 2019

Defence technology research will be expanded under a strengthened strategic alliance between DST and global security company, Northrop Grumman Australia.

News
14 February 2019

Scholarships are available to high-performing students to undertake a full-time PhD at the University of New South Wales in Canberra.

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