Scientist/Engineer Space Effects
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Read more about 'Scientist/Engineer Space Effects'...2 OCTOBER 2024 | OUR SCIENCE DST Sensing and Intelligence’s Programme is collaborating with the University of Auckland (UoA) and GeoINT NZ (GNZ) to understand whether low cost, low tech, passive…
Read more about 'Detecting small vessels in distress using SAR systems'...1 OCTOBER 2024 | OUR PEOPLE DST Senior Research Scientist – Climate Intelligence, Brent Martin, met with NATO’s new Climate Change and Security Centre of Excellence (CCASCOE).
Read more about 'A visit to NATO's CCASCOE'...20 SEPTEMBER 2024 | OUR PEOPLE DST Director and Chief Scientist, Dr David Galligan, partipated at the ADSTAR Summit 2024 in Canberra Australia earlier this month.
Read more about 'DST Director David Galligan at AdStar Summit'...14 AUGUST 2024 | OUR PEOPLE Defence Science and Technology’s Dr Timothy Raybould was awarded a Chief of Defence Force (CDF) Commendation for his work with the successful introduction of new…
Read more about 'DST scientist receives CDF Commendation'...8 AUGUST 2024 | OUR PEOPLE The DST Human Sciences team had their research activities recently published in the Australian Journal of Emergency Management (AJEM) under the title: NZDF uniformed women’s performance,…
Read more about 'Human Sciences research supports NZDF uniformed women'...20 JULY 2024 | INNOVATION DST scientists were at Ohakea Air Force base to install the first ever air quality monitoring station.
Read more about 'Air quality monitoring station at Ohakea AF Base'...21 JUNE 2024 | COLLABORATION DST participated in the 2024 Canadian Counter Uncrewed Aerial Systems (CUAS) Sandbox at Suffield Range, Alberta, Canada.
Read more about 'New anti-drone technology tested in Canada'...15 MAY 2024 | COLLABORATION The Wireless Research Centre (WRC) of the University of Canterbury (UoC) has WON the Cyber-Autonomy-Gym-for-Experimentation (CAGE), Challenge 4.
Read more about 'DST supported UoC cyber research team win big'...