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NATO STO releases 2023 Highlights publication
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22/03/2024
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The NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO) this week released its 2023 Highlights publication, providing an overview of the key scientific research and initiatives carried out over the past year. The annual report was unveiled on 19 March at the spring meeting of the NATO Science and Technology Board (STB) at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
The 2023 Highlights publication showcases activities carried out by the three STO executive bodies – the Office of the Chief Scientist (OCS), the Collaboration Support Office (CSO) and the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE) – as well as the Scientific and Technical Committees (Panels and Group). The STO carried out more than 400 activities in 2023, covering a wide range of areas, including cyber, sensors, weapons, human-machine interfaces, emerging and disruptive technologies (EDTs), and their applications to the five operational domains.
“In 2023, NATO continued to be confronted with an unpredictable security environment amidst ongoing geopolitical instability,” said Dr Bryan Wells, NATO Chief Scientist. “The 2023 Highlights publication showcases the STO’s proactive efforts to anticipate future trends, its responsive action in addressing the changing security environment, and its work to build the resilience necessary to meet future challenges.”
This year’s report focuses on STO work in three areas: its proactivity to anticipate future trends early and incorporate them into forward planning; its responsiveness to changes in the security environment; and its efforts to build resilient structures, processes and working cultures to navigate the uncertainties of an evolving strategic environment. Through this work, the NATO STO plays a key role in the Alliance’s efforts to maintain its technological advantage.
The full 2023 Highlights publication is available for download
here
.
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The NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO) this week released its 2023 Highlights publication, providing an overview of the key scientific research and initiatives carried out over the past year. The annual report was unveiled on 19 March at the spring meeting of the NATO Science and Technology Board (STB) at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
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The NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO) this week released its 2023 Highlights publication, providing an overview of the key scientific research and initiatives carried out over the past year. The annual report was unveiled on 19 March at the spring meeting of the NATO Science and Technology Board (STB) at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
The 2023 Highlights publication showcases activities carried out by the three STO executive bodies – the Office of the Chief Scientist (OCS), the Collaboration Support Office (CSO) and the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE) – as well as the Scientific and Technical Committees (Panels and Group). The STO carried out more than 400 activities in 2023, covering a wide range of areas, including cyber, sensors, weapons, human-machine interfaces, emerging and disruptive technologies (EDTs), and their applications to the five operational domains.
“In 2023, NATO continued to be confronted with an unpredictable security environment amidst ongoing geopolitical instability,” said Dr Bryan Wells, NATO Chief Scientist. “The 2023 Highlights publication showcases the STO’s proactive efforts to anticipate future trends, its responsive action in addressing the changing security environment, and its work to build the resilience necessary to meet future challenges.”
This year’s report focuses on STO work in three areas: its proactivity to anticipate future trends early and incorporate them into forward planning; its responsiveness to changes in the security environment; and its efforts to build resilient structures, processes and working cultures to navigate the uncertainties of an evolving strategic environment. Through this work, the NATO STO plays a key role in the Alliance’s efforts to maintain its technological advantage.
The full 2023 Highlights publication is available for download
here
.
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