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NATO Science for Peace and Security

Demonstration and testing of the DEXTER technology in a subway station in [[Rome Science for Peace and Security (SPS) is a NATO programme supporting non-military cooperation focused on scientific research, technological innovation and knowledge exchange. The SPS Programme in its current form was established in 2006, building on over 60 years of scientific cooperation at NATO.

SPS offers funding, expert advice and support to tailor-made and security-relevant activities that enable cooperation among scientists, researchers and government officials in NATO member states and NATO partner countries. A distinctive feature of the Programme is that every activity it funds requires the involvement of at least two entities, one in a NATO member state and one in an eligible NATO partner country, who must work together to address shared security challenges.

The Programme's funding opportunities are announced via calls for proposals posted on its website up to three times a year. SPS supports four types of grants: research and development Multi-Year Projects, Advanced Research Workshops, Advanced Training Courses, and Advanced Study Institutes. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Large scale provisioning systems the proceedings of a conference under the aegis of the NATO Scientific Affairs Committee, Athens, 4th-8th September, 1967

    Large scale provisioning systems the proceedings of a conference under the aegis of the NATO Scientific Affairs Committee, Athens, 4th-8th September, 1967

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