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.

Scholarships are available to high-performing students to undertake a full-time PhD at the University of New South Wales in Canberra.

Defence is seeking to extend and expand scientific research in human performance.

Former NASA space shuttle commander and astronaut Pam Melroy to speak at the international space symposium in March.

Professor Tanya Monro has been appointed Chief Defence Scientist.

Research proposals are invited from small businesses and universities to help Defence devise novel ways of integrating advanced materials onto military platforms.

A new collaboration agreement between DST and the University of Queensland has been established to undertake advanced research in flight science and enabling technologies.

DST scientist Zenka Mathys presents 'Safety a Burning Ambition: The Science of Fire for Defence Platforms' as part of the FOCUS Lecture series.

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