AVT-215 Workshop on Innovative Control Effectors for Military Vehicles
The NATO STO/AVT Workshop on Innovative Control Effectors for Military Vehicles was held following the Spring AVT Panel Business Meeting Week, in Stockholm, Sweden from 20th to the 22nd of May 2013.
10 June 2013
AVT-210 Specialists Meeting on Risk and Reliability Assessment and Validation for Small Spacecraft
A Specialists’ Meeting on Risk and Reliability Assessment and Validation for Small Spacecraft, was held in conjunction with the Applied Vehicle Technology (AVT) Panel Business Week in Karlstad, Sweden May 13th -16th, 2013.
07 June 2013
NATO Modelling and Simulation Group at the International Training and Education Conference (ITEC) and Exhibition 2013
Approximately 4,000 visitors, exhibitors and delegates met between 22nd and 24th of May 2013 at the annual International Training and Education Conference (ITEC) 2013 held at Fiera di Roma convention centre, in Rome, Italy.
03 June 2013
31st AVT Panel Business Meeting Week, Spring 2013, Karlstad, Sweden
The AVT Panel held its Spring Panel Business Meeting Week (PBW) from 13th to 17th of May 2013 in Karlstad, Sweden. More than 250 engineers, scientists, industry and government representatives from 19 out of 28 NATO Nations, plus three Partner Nations, attended the 2013 Spring Panel Business Week (PBW) of the Applied Vehicle Technology (AVT) Panel.
21 May 2013
CMRE Hydrophone Technology Used in Undersea Neutrino Telescope
The Centre participated in the KM3NeT project, which involved the recent installation of the first 400-meter tall underwater neutrino observation system at depth of 3500 meters off the coast of Sicily.
15 April 2013
CMRE pursues future solutions to protect the “Internet of Underwater Things”
National organizations convened in La Spezia to discuss security of tomorrow's network-enabled battlespace, including in the undersea domain.
11 April 2013
Submarine Officers from the Italian Naval Academy in Livorno Visit the CMRE
The long-standing collaboration between the two establishments leads to a series of lectures on cutting-edge scientific innovation in the field of antisubmarine warfare.
10 April 2013
SCI Panel to pursue space activities
The SCI Panel held its SCI-238 Specialist Meeting “A NATO Day without Space” at the NATO School, from 25 to 28 March. The activity, co-chaired by Ms. Carolyn Wilcox, CAN, and Dr. Don Lewis, USA, has been organised and run by a planning committee including representatives from ITA; NOR; FRA; NLD; GBR and Australia. The SM boasted the participation of more than 20 space experts from various NATO countries and Australia.
22 April 2013
Submarine Officers from the Italian Naval Academy in Livorno Visit the CMRE
The long-standing collaboration between the two establishments leads to a series of lectures on cutting-edge scientific innovation in the field of antisubmarine warfare.
12 April 2013
CMRE demonstrates real-time AUV-based multistatic ASW during exercise Proud Manta
Tests were successfully conducted during the last NATO Antisubmarine Warfare Exercise.
08 April 2013
CMRE Challenges Robots to Compete in Sea, Land and Air Venues
The Centre is part of the consortium of the new EU project euRathlon which expands on the well-established SAUC-Europe underwater competition with land and airborne contests.
08 April 2013
HFM-235 Technical Course on Aeromedical Risk Assessment
The demands of modern aviation place increasing psychophysical stresses on the human, who is adapted for terrestrial life and suffering from natural disease and age-related degeneration, yet operates at the limits of human tolerance in the third dimension.
29 March 2013
NATO Chief Scientist welcomes the new Organization
Dear All,
We would like to welcome you to your new home base, the Science and Technology Organisation (STO).
On 1 July the STO stood up, with the new NATO Chief Scientist providing unified S&T leadership; merging the forces, the skills and the expertise of the NATO Undersea Research Centre and the Research and Technology Organisation; and creating the Office of the NATO Chief Scientist in NATO Headquarters.
We also would like to thank you for all the hard work you have performed, getting the S&T community to where it is today: known for excellence and better positioned than ever to make a difference and to contribute to the Security and Defence of the Alliance.
The S&T Reform is indeed much more than a reform of structures. The reform of the structural element is a means to ensure that Science and Technology is reinforced as a cornerstone of the Security and Defence of the Alliance. To some of us this reform also means a major reform of the way we will work in the future.
Expectations are high, the Nations having tasked us very clearly to continue to deliver excellence, while paying particular attention to: the coordination of the various S&T programmes, the involvement of our customers, the visibility the accessibility and the exploitation of our work, the provision of knowledge and advice to support decision making, the best use of resources and to overall governance.
There are many challenges we face and the road is long, with many a winding turn. We know that you are determined and capable, and that we can count on all of you to succeed. Together we can and we will make a difference.
We also would like to associate our stakeholders with our endeavours. They have been our valued partners and we are committed to do the utmost to have our collaboration blossom even more, joining forces to the benefit of the Alliance and its Nations in a true “hand-shake” mode.
We are proud to be the first leadership of this new organisation and we are very much aware of the responsibilities we face. You can count on our dedication.
Looking forward to working with you,
Albert Husniaux (MGen BE AF) NATO Chief Scientist STB Chairman |
Mr. Rene Larose CSO Director |
Dr. Dirk Tielbuerger CMRE Director |
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