DSTG's low-speed wind tunnel notches up 80 years.

Defence scientists are exploring how individual walking styles may help in personal identification.

Australian university students will have the opportunity to apply their fresh ideas and innovative approaches to national security challenges through a new Defence entrepreneurship program, D.Start Catalyst.

D.Start Ignite is an innovation program for Australian entrepreneurs working on emerging science and technology with potential military applications.

Constellations of small, smart satellites in low Earth orbit are set to open up a galaxy of opportunities for Defence.

Defence scientists have developed electronics kits that can be used to detect uncrewed aerial vehicles, commonly known as drones.

A world-class, purpose-built research facility in South Australia will support the development of a next-generation satellite communications system for Australia's military.

Defence is calling on all Australian medical or biotech businesses and research organisations to contribute to a national assessment of Australia's health security.

The Next Generation Technologies Fund was established with two important objectives in mind: to cultivate a national research base closely aligned with Defence priorities, and to develop critical technologies for Australia's defence and national security.

Dr Paul Gaertner is leading Defence's Agile Command and Control STaR Shot.