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Potential Performance Criteria for Combat Ration Packs - Colour

The purpose of this report is to review colour measurement data for its usefulness in establishing performance criteria for CRP food components.

Australian Defence Force Anthropometry: A Summary of Historic Surveys

This report is a summary of the populations sampled, methodologies used, measurements taken, and key results of all formally reported and catalogued ADF anthropometric surveys.

Predicting and diagnosing mental health disorders

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DST research suggests that chemical features in biofluids could be linked to mental health.

$4 million to develop soldier performance

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The Australian Army and DST are engaging human performance experts from around the country to enhance the performance of Australia’s soldiers.

Summer Vacation Placement LD04: Investigating the Utility of Augmented Reality for Land Logistics

This report documents the outcomes of an investigation into the utility of Augmented Reality (AR) for Land Logistics and Combat Service support, under Defence Science and Technology Group’s 2016/17 Summer Vacation Placement program.

High Honour for DST Program Leader

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Corporal Daniel Keighran VC presenting DST's Felicia Pradera with the DMTC Research Collaboration Award. Image courtesy of DMTC Ltd.

DST's Felicia Pradera has been awarded a Research Collaboration Award by the Defence Materials Technology Centre.

A Simple Handbook for Non-Traditional Red Teaming

This report represents a guide for those wishing to apply red teaming methods in a structured manner, and provides lessons developed in both the military and national security environments.

Visualising Uncertainty for Decision Support

This report presents an overview of the theoretical concepts and definitions of uncertainty, and the uncertainty visualisation techniques that have been investigated to date, and how this work can be applied to support situation awareness and decision making in the Australian Defence Force’s Joint Operations Command.

Monitoring of Viral-Induced Cell Death Using Real-Time Cell Analysis

A comparative study of the two methods was carried out to ascertain whether the xCELLigence real-time cell analysis (RTCA) platform could be used to deliver a more objective and robust measure of TCID50.

Virtual training study goes live

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Sarah Hibbard is part of a Graduate Industry Placement at DST Group Edinburgh.
Sarah Hibbard is part of a Graduate Industry Placement at DST Group Edinburgh.
Defence personnel will be taking part in a study exploring virtual reality technology as a means to improve training, education & performance.

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