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Dstl develops an open source framework to standardise, test, and speed up innovation in sensor fusion and tracking for modern defence operations.
The UK has established its first sovereign manufacturing capability for ultrahigh temperature materials - vital for space, hypersonic and propulsion systems.
This competition requires ideas for optimising the safety of blood used in deployed settings
Dstl and Swansea University are using AI and ML to design metals that last much longer in extreme environments.
Dstl’s trial has supported the development of next‑generation atomic clocks for the UK’s defence needs.
Dstl’s partnership with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) funds crucial defence research, including AI to boost intelligence analysis.
Short stories inspiring defence and national security thinking.
Dstl/DMS competition through UKDI offers funding to innovators that can remedy gaps in modelling and treating conflict wounds
Dstl’s Single Information Environment (SInfoE) architecture solves the problem of accessing information across different systems and domains.
Dstl experts who played a vital role in military operations and gave expert advice during the Southport murders investigation have been recognised for their work.
We are looking for young people's thoughts and ideas on the opportunities and risks of emerging and disruptive technologies.
A major breakthrough, delivered through Project SIREN, directly supports the UK’s future integrated air sensing capability and provides a clear operational advantage.
Find out more about Dstl's central role in the response to the nerve agent attack in 2018—one of the most serious criminal and international incidents in recent years.
Cyber & Specialist Operations Command’s (CSOC) Integrated Warfare Centre (IWC) and Dstl have underscored Britain’s leading role in modern defence analytical wargaming.
£50 million of funding available to research novel blood products to improve treatment in emergency and trauma care.
Rebecca Findlay received the Early Career award for her deep expertise in modelling and simulation for electro-optical/infrared signatures.
Representatives from industry, academia and government are invited to join the OFEME symposium to work alongside Dstl’s scientists and shape future thinking.
As drone threats become increasingly sophisticated, Dstl's open standards approach is proving essential for coordinated international defence responses.
Dstl and partners are enabling the UK's Integrated Fighting Force by developing underlying technology that will connect platforms and systems.
Dstl experts and partners will be discussing the challenge of destroying undeclared stockpiles of chemical weapons at annual conference.
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