Defence scientists have enhanced a facial recognition algorithm, improving the odds of identifying someone in adverse environments such as across a distant carpark and in dark alleys.

Defence computer vision specialist Dr Victor Stamatescu has developed a computer vision algorithm that has the potential to automate post-disaster assessments and accelerate search and rescue efforts, ultimately saving lives.

DST scientists are supporting international efforts to obtain a total and comprehensive ban on the development, production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons.

Dr Olivia Samardzic has received the Public Service Medal for her contribution to providing the ADF with superior operational capability.

These weapons are set to offer disruptive performance gains and a level of operational flexibility that is unachievable at the moment.

Defence scientist Jenny Mathew has completed a prize-winning study of the Royal Australian Navy Canberra-class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) resupply operation.

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).

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

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

Two Defence scientists have been elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering.