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Contextual awareness training for autonomous systems

Associate Professor Claudia Szabo

Many algorithms used to train autonomous systems are based on variations of existing thresholds rather than truly unexpected new data.

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Increasing space domain awareness

Professor Tat-Jun Chin

There are thousands of satellites operating in the Earth’s orbit, some of which provide communications, navigation and other critical functions to our defence and security forces.

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Next generation high energy, high repetition lasers

Professor Miftar Ganija

Ultrashort and shortpulse lasers (USPL) are driving substantial innovations in a range of sectors including defence, medicine and remote sensing.

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Creating quantum light sources and light source detectors

Professor Glenn Solomon

The University of Adelaide has a world-class quantum materials program which brings together physicists, engineers, material scientists, and key industry partners, including Silanna and DSTG, to identify where quantum materials and solid-state quantum devices can affect impactful change.

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Harnessing quantum materials for magnetic field sensing

Professor Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem

Advanced research into quantum materials has allowed us to harness quantum effects on well-known materials and introduce properties which provide sensing abilities far beyond what has been possible previously.

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Portable quantum clock technology

Professor Andre Luiten

Accurate and assured timing is critical to numerous defence and civilian operations including computing, communications and navigation.

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Advanced research in quantum sensors

Dr Giuseppe Tettamanzi

We pursue quantum technology solutions because they allow us to create sensors which can sense electro-magnetic signals to a degree that classical technologies would never achieve.

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Influencing regional security

Professor Joanne Wallis

Australia’s relationships in the Pacific Islands region have always been important to successive governments but never more so than in these times of global upheaval.

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Creating resilience against mass influence campaigns

Dr Rachel Stephens

With the volume of information – whether genuine or misinformation – available, how can we help people develop their critical thinking skills and build resilience against mass influence campaigns?

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Understanding mass influence campaigns

Associate Professor Carolyn Semmler

Cyber-based attacks are not just limited to security networks.

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