DSTO conducts research aimed at providing the Australian Defence Force with a capability edge.

Handheld lab on a chip to detect chemical warfare agents

Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) researchers are testing a new generation hand-held device capable of detecting chemical and biological agents.

Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) researchers are testing a new generation hand-held device capable of detecting chemical and biological agents.

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Naval ship survivability

HMAS Parramatta participating in anti-submarine warfare exercises

DSTO provides the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) with advice on ship survivability and how to increase it.

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Simulation

Crew manning operations room in virtual ANZAC frigate

Simulation is a key enabling technology for Defence, supporting such functions as capability development and acquisition, training and mission...

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