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Strong innovation and scientific ecosystems are crucial for maintaining NATO’s technological edge and strengthening the Alliance’s deterrence and defence. The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme helps NATO Allies and partners develop their scientific capacities in security-related fields, while building and fostering partnerships and international collaboration.
To showcase the hundreds of remarkable stories of scientific cooperation between researchers from all over the world, the SPS team has launched the SPS SPARKS magazine. You can read its first edition here.
The new magazine aims to deepen collaboration among researchers, encourage policymakers to explore the links between science and security, and engage all who value dialogue through knowledge. Its goal is to inspire readers to connect with NATO, partner with international scientific communities and contribute to innovative solutions to the security challenges of today and tomorrow.
The first edition of SPS SPARKS focuses on demining and explosives management. Mines, unexploded ordnance (UXO), improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and other explosive remnants of war (ERW) pose a direct threat to the security of the citizens of NATO member and partner countries, such as Ukraine, while severely hindering regional development. The magazine demonstrates how the SPS Programme has supported projects in these areas, bringing significant scientific and technological advancements, and contributing to demining efforts and public safety in several affected countries.
The NATO SPS Programme recognises scientists, researchers, practitioners and students as main drivers of innovation. With SPS SPARKS, it hopes to ignite collaboration, knowledge-sharing and exchange of innovative ideas in various security-related areas.
Read the first edition of the SPS SPARKS magazine here.
