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The Future of Biosensors in European Defence
Written by Chonlawit Sirikupt, Gilles Wauters and Theodoros Kaloudiotis The continuous evolution of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons (CBRN) demands structural proliferation patterns in
The European Union and Space Defence
Since Sputnik was launched into orbit in 1957, space technology has evolved rapidly. Because of the connected world we live in, space-based technologies have become
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Beyond Sophia: EU launches Operation Irini to counter arms trafficking in Libya
8 April 2020 While most of Europe is engaged in a healthcare war against the pandemic threat of Coronavirus, the military conflict in Libya remains an open wound in the
Unmanned naval craft: A chance for innovative interoperability
6 April 2020 European defence research today tends to invest in future programmes to maintain freedom of action and the ability to develop new capabilities that will facilitate the operational
The need for sustainable interoperability in stockholding levels
26 March 2020 According to the words of David Beaumont, Director of the Australian Army Research Centre, people naturally gravitate towards the idea that strategic resilience[1] is about maintaining a
