Defence uses game techniques, technologies, and innovation to help deliver training and capability across the Defence ecosystem.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, the Hon Richard Marles MP, has formally launched an advanced supercomputing capability at the Defence Science and Technology Group site at the Edinburgh Defence Precinct in Edinburgh, South Australia.

Discover the significant contribution Defence scientists have made to the history of glass in Australia. 

Some of the world's largest warships are protected from missile attack by Nulka, an Australian-designed rocket that pretends to be a ship.

Petty Officer Henry Kindler recalls the sad ending to Australia's first attempt to establish a submarine service.

When Australia's first defence scientist, Cecil Hake, set out to create a national factory to manufacture the gunpowder replacement cordite on 15 April 1907, he could not have known that he was laying the foundations for one of the world's great research institutions.

Defence operations analyst Dr Alexander Kalloniatis is the 2021 recipient of the Defence Minster's Award for Achievement in Science and Technology.

Physicists Dr Miftar Ganija and Dr Keiron Boyd are leading an exciting laser research program for Defence.

An international engineering placement with Defence has culminated in the achievement of an Australian first.

Defence analysts leveraged their operations analysis expertise to help the Vaccine Operations Centre run more efficiently.