Documents of NATO Science and Technology Organisation
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The Science & Technology Organization (STO) was created as a subsidiary organization of NATO in the North Atlantic Treaty signed in Washington in 1949. Its main task is to ensure the collective needs of NATO and its partner states in the field of science and technology. To this end, it does scientific research, technology development, transition, application and field testing, experimentation and a range of scientific activities that include systems engineering.
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STO Expert Analyses
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"2023 Highlights"
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STO |
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Brussels: NATO Science & Technology Organization |
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73 pages |
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March, 2024 |
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English |
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ULB Catalog
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"Science & Technology Trends 2023-2043"
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| Author: |
REDING, Dale F. et al. |
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Brussels: NATO Science & Technology Organization |
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140 pages |
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Volume 1: Overview - March 2023 |
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English |
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ULB Catalog
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"Science & Technology Trends 2023-2043"
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| Author: |
REDING, Dale F. et al. |
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Brussels: NATO Science & Technology Organization |
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278 pages |
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Volume 2: Analysis - March, 2023 |
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English |
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ULB Catalog
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"Women in the Armed Forces"
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| Author: |
BRAITHWAITE, E.J. |
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Brussels: NATO Science & Technology Organization |
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79 pages |
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Volume 1: - April, 2021 |
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English |
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Women in the Armed Forces (PDF, 5,03 MB)
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