Brussels, Belgium; Florence, Italy; Pisa, Italy; Ankara, Turkey
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RAW
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16:9
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B-roll
From stratospheric balloons to super-healing bandages, NATO scientists are working every day to make us safer and more secure.
Synopsis
Be delighted, surprised and amazed by NATO’s contribution to cutting-edge science projects that make us safer and more secure.
NATO Science is a tongue-in-cheek video series fronted by Dylan P. White, who brings the latest in NATO’s technological innovations to our screens. The five episodes feature research and development projects supported by NATO’s Science for Peace and Security Programme and NATO’s Science and Technology Organization.
Footage includes shots of scientists working on and demonstrating their projects. Please note that typical COVID-19 precautions are not displayed in the footage because filming took place prior to the coronavirus pandemic.
(00:00) CLOSE UP THROUGH A MAGNIFYING LENS OF THE HANDS OF MATERIAL ENGINEER VANJA MIŠKOVIČ PREPARING A HYDROGEL MEMBRANE AT THE UNIVERSITÉ LIBRE DE BRUXELLES IN BELGIUM
(00:11) MOVING SHOT - VANJA MIŠKOVIČ LOOKING DOWN AT HER WORKBENCH AS SHE PREPARES A HYDROGEL MEMBRANE
(00:21) CLOSE UP OF VANJA MIŠKOVIČ’S HANDS AS SHE WORKS
(00:25) SLOW MOTION CLOSE UP OF VANJA MIŠKOVIČ SHAKING AND INSPECTING TWO JARS OF CHEMICALS
(00:34) MID SHOT OF VANJA MIŠKOVIČ HANDING THE HYDROGEL MEMBRANE TO A COLLEAGUE
(00:39) HYDROGEL MEMBRANE IS PLACED ONTO A HEATING ELEMENT, WHICH IS APPLIED TO THE SKIN OF A TEST SUBJECT
(00:45) SCIENTISTS AT THE UNIVERSITÉ LIBRE DE BRUXELLES USE A COLOUR DETECTING APP TO ASSESS THE PH INDICATOR OF THE HYDROGEL MEMBRANE
(00:54) CLOSE UP - A SCIENTIST LOOKS THROUGH A MICROSCOPE
(01:01) CLOSE UP SHOT OF THE MICROSCOPE
(01:07) MOVING SHOT SLOW MOTION – A SCIENTIST LOOKS AT A CLOSE UP IMAGE OF THE HYDROGEL MEMBRANE
Location: University of Pisa, ItalyProject: High-Altitude Balloon-Borne Radar
(01:17) DR MARCO MARTORELLA, PROFESSOR OF RADAR SYSTEMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PISA, ITALY LOOKS AT A COMPUTER SCREEN WITH A COLLEAGUE
(01:23) CLOSE UP OF DR MARTORELLA’S FINGER TRACKING THE ROUTE OF A BALLOON-BORNE RADAR SYSTEM
(01:28) DR MARTORELLA INSPECTS A SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR DEVICE
(01:35) CLOSE UP OF SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR DEVICE
(01:45) OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT OF A RADAR ENGINEER WORKING ON A CIRCUIT BOARD
(01:50) VARIOUS CLOSE UP SHOTS OF A RADAR ENGINEER CODING ON A COMPUTER SCREEN
Location: Brussels, BelgiumProject: Next-Generation Incident Command System
(02:00) VARIOUS SHOTS – GREGG HOGAN, PROGRAMME MANAGER AT THE MIT LINCOLN LABORATORY IN THE UNITED STATES, LOOKS AT THE NEXT-GENERATION INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ON A LAPTOP AS NATO SCIENCE FOR PEACE AND SECURITY COLLEAGUES LOOK ON
Location: Atılım University, Ankara, TurkeyProject: Gamification of Cyber Defence/Resilience
(02:10) SLOW MOTION SHOT – STUDENTS AND A FACILITATOR AT ATILIM UNIVERSITY IN ANKARA, TURKEY WALK TOWARDS A GAMING TABLE SET UP IN AN AIR HANGAR AND SIT DOWN
(02:21) VARIOUS SHOTS – ACTUAL GAMEPLAY OF THE CYBER DEFENCE/RESILIENCE WARGAME BY STUDENTS WITH A FACILITATOR (BESIDE THE COMPUTER) AND GAME DESIGNER BERKE ÇAPLI (LEADING DISCUSSION)
(02:45) VARIOUS SHOTS – CLOSE UPS OF THE GAME PIECES
(03:01) CLOSE UP OF STUDENT’S HANDS ROLLING TWO DICE
(03:00) THE GAME FACILITATOR ENTERS DATA INTO THE GAME ALGORITHM
(03:04) CLOSE UP OF A YELLOW GAME PIECE BEING MOVED ON AN “EPIDEMIC” GAME CARD
(03:06) CLOSE UP OF GAME ALGORITHM
(03:09) VARIOUS SHOTS – ACTUAL GAMEPLAY AS GAME BECOMES MORE HEATED
(03:39) VARIOUS SHOTS – CLOSE UP SHOTS OF FACES AS STUDENTS REACT TO GAME IN PLAY
Location: University of Florence, ItalyProject: Holographic and Impulse Subsurface Radar for Landmine and IED Detection
(03:57) VARIOUS SHOTS OF EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL ROBOT “UGO-1ST” DURING A TRIAL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE, ITALY
(04:29) CLOSE-UP OF THE ROBOT BEING OPERATED AT A DISTANCE, WHILE THE OPERATOR STANDS FAR IN THE BACKGROUND
(04:35) ZOOM OF NATO SCIENCE FOR PEACE AND SECURITY (SPS) NAME ON THE ROBOT
(04:38) MID SHOT – ROBOT MOVES ACROSS TERRAIN WITH NATO SPS NAME CLEARLY DISPLAYED ON ITS SIDE; IT STOPS AS IT DETECTS AN OBJECT IN THE GROUND
(04:43) POV SHOT FROM ROBOT MOVING TOWARDS PROJECT HEAD PROFESSOR LORENZO CAPINERI, PROFESSOR OF ELECTRONICS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE, ITALY
