2020 was an extraordinary year, and at DSI, proved to be one of both challenge and opportunity. Transitioning to remote operations in response to the Pandemic, we pivoted our focus towards capability maintenance and the industry part of our university-defence-industry triangle, while maintaining strong relationships with all stakeholders.
As we anticipate a return to ordinary operation in 2021, we look back at some key milestones this past eventful year.
BAE Systems Australia is seeking strategic partnerships with the education and training sector and other like-minded businesses, to grow the national talent pool relevant to its core disciplines including naval architecture, engineering, production planning and more.
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Date: 14/12/2020
State Government Supports DSI to Continue as Key Player in Victoria’s Defence Capability Pursuits
The State Government Budget extends ongoing support to DSI, recognising the organisation’s efforts to foster research collaborations across Australia’s dynamic defence market
DMTC is undertaking the National Health Security Resilience Assessment 2020 (“NHSRA 2020”).
This a detailed examination of Australia’s capability and capacity for research, development, manufacturing, supply chain resilience and distribution of priority products and solutions that contribute to national health security.
Expanding upon the National Capability Audit 2017, the NHSRA 2020 will assess sovereign capability across six critical sectors including Medical Countermeasures, Medical Devices, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Modelling and Simulation, Hazard Management and Sensing Systems. Relevant organisations are encouraged to complete the survey
Read more here.
The survey will officially close on 31 May 2021.
The Defence Science Institute is honoured to have been shortlisted as a Finalist in the 'Training and Mentorship Program of the Year' category at the Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards 2020!
As a finalist, we have been recognised among Australia’s top defence industry professionals and businesses. The 'Training and Mentorship Program of the year' award recognises the defence business that has most effectively capitalised on market opportunities and driven demonstrable growth through developing and delivering the most effective training and mentorship program for new industry participants, or those defence professionals transitioning into new roles.
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On Tuesday, 6th October 2020, The Defence Science Institute (DSI) in collaboration with Defence Science and Technology (DST) hosted a virtual interactive forum to learn about Defence’s requirements for supporting safe operations in CBRN contaminated environments.
The Navy Robotics, Autonomous Systems and Artificial Intelligence (RAS-AI) Strategy 2040 has been announced by Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Michael Noonan, AO, RAN.
Do you work in the areas of detection, diagnostics, contamination containment, threat protection modelling, AI, autonomy or wearable assistive devices? Your expertise could help Defence counter a new wave of emerging challenges.
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