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

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.

A ballistic armour expert who has developed a way to accurately predict the performance of armour systems on ADF vehicles using virtual explosions has been awarded the 2021 Land Forces Young Innovator award.

Defence's ground-breaking biometrics research is being used to combat serious crimes against children.

Dr Melanie Farrier had a busy 2020, finishing her PhD, leading a combat engineering team through Defence Operation Bushfire Assist, and becoming a Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) Gender Equity and SAGE Manager.

Peter Dawson helped develop a modelling tool to forecast outbreaks of influenza. It has proven to be invaluable in the fight against COVID.

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

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