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18 November 2021

Defence and national security agencies have enlisted the services of Australian researchers to explore how artificial intelligence can be used to improve military decision-making.

RMIT researcher Dr Alexander Medvedev examines an additive manufactured ballistic target.
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15 November 2021

Researchers from the Department of Defence and RMIT University have demonstrated that additive manufacturing of light-weight titanium could become a viable option for military vehicle armour.

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10 November 2021

Asking the right questions in the right order to get the most out of simulations.

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28 October 2021

DSTG has partnered with South Australian electronic warfare consulting company, DEWC Services to grow the next-generation of electronic warfare (EW) specialists. 

Bathiya Senanayake (left) and an RFTEQ team member developing and testing the new CATJAT system at DSTG Edinburgh.
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20 October 2021

DSTG is working with South Australian start-up, RFTEQ to develop next-generation jammer technologies capable of defeating radio-controlled improvised explosive devices and other communication threats.

Defence scientist Mark Beaumont.
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7 October 2021

The Defence Science and Technology Eureka Prize for Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia has been awarded to the Cross Domain Desktop Compositor.

L-R: Dr Andrew Rider, Dr Jojibabu Panta (UWS) and Dr John Wang. Not pictured: Associate Professor Yixia (Sarah) Zhang
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22 September 2021

A DSTG and Western Sydney University team is a finalist in the prestigious 2021 Eureka Prize for Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia.

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10 September 2021

Defence has appointed inaugural members to the Operating in Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Environments (OCE) STaR Shot Advisory Council from across the national science-and-technology ecosystem.

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6 September 2021

Australian researchers are set to receive $1.34 million in funding to develop innovative sensors that detect chemical and biological threats.

Defence scientist Mark Beaumont.
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2 September 2021

The innovative Cross Domain Desktop Compositor is in the running for a Eureka Prize.

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