Corporate Body

Electronics and Surveillance Research Laboratory (1994 - 2002)

Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO)

From
1994
Edinburgh, South Australia, Australia
To
2002
Functions
Defence Industries and Defence Research
Location
West Avenue, Edinburgh South Australia 5111

Summary

The Electronics and Surveillance Research Laboratory, of the Defence Science and Technology Organisation, was established in 1994, after a merger took place between the Electronics Research Laboratory and the Surveillance Research Laboratory. A restructure of the Defence Science and Technology Organisation in 2002 resulted in the closure of all existing research Laboratories for the creation of three new ones.

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 1947 - 1955 Long Range Weapons Establishment
 1949 - 1955 Chemistry and Physics Research Laboratory
 1955 - 1978 Weapons Research Establishment
       1955 - 1978 Weapons Research Establishment
       1955 - 1978 Weapons Research Establishment
       1978 - 1981 Trials Resources Laboratory
             1978 - 1987 Advanced Engineering Laboratory
             1978 - 1987 Electronics Research Laboratory
             1978 - 1987 Advanced Engineering Laboratory
             1978 - 1987 Electronics Research Laboratory
                   1987 - 1994 Surveillance Research Laboratory
                   1987 - 1994 Electronics Research Laboratory
                         1994 - 2002 Electronics and Surveillance Research Laboratory

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