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Issue 3 Archived Features
Centre for Defence Enterprise brings innovation online
Dr Chris Mace is ebullient about CDE's first year and the new business that has been generated.
Online and in touch
CDE is primarily an internet-based service, but they are determined not to be faceless and unapproachable.
University research group adapts to new way of funding
The University of York's Communications Research Group is one of the UK's leading academic research units
Teledyne look for speedy development for brownout solution
Teledyne Defence, Business Development Manager, Paul Miller knows his way around.
Staying alert, staying alive
Modern warfare demands optimal performance for long periods in frequently adverse conditions.
The effects of lack of sleep
After 36 hours without sleep, there is a marked deterioration in the ability to register and understand information.
Type 45 advanced technology
See all, track everything - the advanced radar for improved surveillance
UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO)
Taunton is 75 miles from Plymouth yet this inland town is the home of MOD's UK Hydrographic Office
UKHO archive conserves priceless documents
UKHO Archivist, Philip Clayton-Gore is dedicated to the protection of the charts and archives in his care.
HMS Endurance
Every Autumn Endurance leaves her base in Portsmouth for the cold and ice of the Antarctica austral summer.
Antarctic Treaty
During the 1940s and 1950s, Antarctica was the subject of international tension caused by overlapping sovereign claims
A short immersion in hyperbaric medicine
It would be easy to be overawed at first sight of the decompression chamber at the Hyperbaric Medicine Unit
Profile: Simon Howison
Simon Howison BSc FRAeS FIET is one of the UK's most eminent aerospace engineers.