Technology
The rise of Australia's prize defence export
How the Falklands War gave rise to Australia’s prize defence export after years of reluctance.
How Defence scientists gave a voice to the ‘silent Anzac’
107 years on, a little known Australian submarine is still watched over by Turkey as an enduring gesture between now friends.
115 years of Defence science
Defence Science and Technology Group is celebrating 115 years of innovations and science.
Australia’s space technologies heat up
An advanced high-temperature material developed by Australian Defence scientists could be destined for space thanks to an ongoing partnership between...
Getting ready for artificial intelligence
What does an “AI-ready” organisation look like, and what does Air Force need to do to realise the benefits?
Artificial intelligence to improve decision-making
Australian researchers are exploring how artificial intelligence can be used to improve military decision-making.
The future of ballistic protection is here
Researchers are demonstrating that 3D printing of lightweight titanium could become a viable option for military vehicle armour.
New jamming tech proving successful
Defence Science and Technology Group and RFTEQ are developing next-generation jammer technologies.
Collaborative effort wins award
Defence scientists and their collaborators have won the Eureka Prize for Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia.
Tuning in to new technology
Able Seaman Nathan Mayfield has developed a more reliable method of delivering radio communications.
