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This blog is now closed
The Defence Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics community has been using different channels to communicate its work, so we will no longer be updating this blog.
Demonstrating a united effort to combat Ebola
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Wendy Jacob, Posted on:
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Education and training, International Cooperation, Science and Technology, Support to Operations
The recent Defence and Security Equipment International exhibition (DSEI) exhibition in London featured a Medical Innovation Zone - supported by Defence Medical Services and the Surgeon General - demonstrating the latest advances in clinical care – from point of injury …
AWE scientist speaks about his life in lasers
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Wendy Jacob, Posted on:
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Education and training, International Cooperation, People, Science and Technology
Working with leading physicists in the UK, AWE scientist Colin Danson has been instrumental in the design, construction and operation of large‐scale laser facilities for over 30 years. He helped to pioneer the development of ultra‐high intensity lasers establishing world‐leading …
Augmented Reality sees what lies beneath
With wearable technology on the rise, Augmented Reality (AR) has the potential to push the boundaries of innovation for Defence platforms. AR is a live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment where elements are augmented (or supplemented) by …
A day in the life of an apprentice
Paul Haynes talks about his work and explains what it is like to be an apprentice mechanical engineer with BAE Systems. Tell us your story: what made you choose an apprenticeship and what is your current role? I joined the Royal …
'Virtual' warehouse keeps aircraft aloft and costs grounded
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Stewart Miller, Posted on:
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Defence industry, Science and Technology, Support to Operations
Making sure spare parts are available is essential for any vehicle to stay in top class condition. This is even more so for the complex fighting machines of the UK Armed Forces. The traditional solution is keeping a stock of …
Make cyber risk a priority
Traditionally, advice to industry on cyber risk has been provided from disparate sources. This is changing rapidly with cyber initiatives such as the Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory’s Cyber Vulnerabilities Investigation project, which aims to provide a focal point for industry …
Teen Tech excites future scientists
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Andrew Randewich, Posted on:
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Education and training, People, Science and Technology
At AWE, we are committed to inspiring future generations and sharing knowledge of our work. Recently, AWE engineers were out and about, supporting TeenTech, the award-winning industry-led initiative that runs lively one-day events in science and technology, with a year-round supporting …
CSA Awards Ceremony 2015
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Professor Vernon Gibson, Posted on:
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Defence industry, International Cooperation, People, Policy, Science and Technology, Support to Operations
One of the most enjoyable tasks I have as MOD Chief Scientific Adviser is recognising those who have made the most outstanding contributions to defence science and technology each year. This Commendation Scheme gives me an opportunity to learn more …
Can geography help us understand where we are (and what to do) in the cyber world?
As Head of the Defence, National Security and Public Safety team at Esri UK, our mission is to deliver intelligence, information, services and force elements to defence including deployed forces and to other government departments and international partners. …
Niteworks' partnership of experts helps solve defence challenges
I’m currently working as the Military Advisor (MA) to Niteworks – a partnership between the MOD, Dstl, industry and academia - which provides the MOD with quick access to expertise for military capability decision support. This means that my job …