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The Sondra Laboratory emerged through the collaboration of four organizations already interconnected through independent partnerships. Its acronym, a fusion of Supélec ONERA NUS DSO Research Alliance, signifies the convergence of Singapore and France in advancing fundamental research endeavors in the realms of electromagnetism and signal processing applied to radar.
SONDRA (CentraleSupelec ONERA DSO Research Alliance) was officially launched on 28 April 2004 in Supelec. The mission of SONDRA is to conduct unclassified basic research in advanced Electromagnetics and Radar domains. As part of its mission, SONDRA also contributes to a better assessment of new technologies that are of interest to overcome ...
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The SONDRA laboratory was born from the alliance of 4 organisations that were linked by independent collaborations. Its acronym is a contraction of Supelec ONERA NUS DSO Research Alliance ...
Apr 4, 2024 · The Franco-Singapore research laboratory SONDRA celebrates its 20th anniversary . A ceremony took place on April 4, 2024 in the presence of Emmanuel Chiva, Délégué général pour l'armement, Melvyn Ong, Singapore's Permanent Secretary (Defence Development), Cheong Chee Hoo, CEO of DSO National Laboratories(DSO), Bruno
Born from the merger of research entities in both France and Singapore, SONDRA has become a beacon of collaboration, pushing the boundaries of radar technology and advancing the field of SAR application from the system to the algorithm, from the antenna to the imaging. Learn more. News. Posted onseptembre 21, 2022septembre 22, 2022.
He made in 2004 a substantial contribution to create a joint laboratory between France and Singapore, (SONDRA – Supelec Onera Nus Dso Research Alliance) of which he is the Director until 2017. Appointed in 2017 as Director of International Affairs, he is a member of the NATO Science and Technology Board.
launched on 28 April 2004 in Supelec. The mission of SONDRA is to conduct unclassified basic research in advanced Electromagnetics and Radar domains. Catching the invisible with new radar and surveillance concepts As part of its missions, SONDRA contributes also to a better assessment of new technologies that are
