DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory

Application of nano-bio technology

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NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme

The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme promotes security-related practical cooperation based on scientific research, innovation and knowledge exchange within NATO’s wide network of partner countries.

It connects scientists, experts and officials from Allied and partner countries to address security challenges, such as cyber defence, counter-terrorism or defence against CBRN agents; to support NATO-led missions and operations; to foster the development of security-related advanced technologies such as sensors and detectors, nanotechnologies, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs); and to address human and social aspects of security such as the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (UNSCR 1325).

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DIMLAB

Deployable CB analytical laboratory.
Application of nano-bio technology.

The main objective of DIMLAB project (SPS G5571) is to heighten chemical and biological threat response capability through deployable field laboratories and to strengthen cooperation in the fight against terrorism in the framework of NATO.

DIMLAB project proposes to design and build a chemical & biological laboratory by using the latest advances in nano & bio technology, under the guidance of experienced end users and validation by a reference defence laboratory. The project will focus on developing a working CB turn-key solution and sharing knowledge and experience. This is a joint Spanish, Tunisian and Moroccan initiative involving young scientists in academia guided by CBRN experienced end users.

The DIMLAB project is supported by the NATO SPS Progamme.

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Teledyne FLIR Defense to Deliver Portable Chemical Detectors to  US Customs and Border Protection to Aid in Narcotics Crackdown

Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced that it has received an order from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for 15 of its Griffin™ G510x portable chemical detectors, specifically designed to analyze and identify explosives and narcotics, such as fentanyl and nitazenes, within five minutes. Provided for CBP’s Laboratory and Scientific Services program, the G510x instruments will be fielded across the U.S. to help CBP identify the most challenging drug samples, such as those containing fentanyl in extremely low concentrations mixed with other compounds. Teledyne FLIR Defense expects to deliver all 15 systems to CBP this [...]

Originally posted by https://www.asianews.it/ Indonesian authorities have declared a state of emergency in Cikande after unprecedented levels of Cesium-137 were detected at the Modern Cikande Industrial Estate. Nine workers were exposed to the radioactive isotope, while scores have families have been evacuated. The government has deployed special decontamination units and launched an investigation into the possible causes, which may be linked to scrap metal imports from the Philippines. Cesium-137 contamination is worsening in Cikande, a town in Serang district, Banten province, about 70 kilometres from Jakarta. Radiation levels 875,000 times higher than normal have been detected in the Modern Cikande [...]

Avon Protection’s MITR-M1 Half Mask achieves NIOSH Certification

Avon Protection’s MITR-M1 Half Mask and MITR-PF Compact Particulate Filter have received certification from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) only nine months after its launch into the tactical military, special forces and law enforcement markets. The certification provides formal and independent recognition that MITR-M1 and MITR-PF have passed NIOSH’s rigorous testing processes and meet government-backed safety, performance and reliability standards. The NIOSH certification is directly tied to the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), making it critical for user groups where approval for respirator purchasing is tied to NIOSH certification. OSHA stipulates where and when [...]

Smiths Detection sets new standard with future-proof hold baggage and air cargo screening solution

Smiths Detection, a global leader in threat detection and security screening technologies, today announces the launch of the SDX 10080 SCT, a modular, future-proof hold baggage and air cargo screening solution designed to help airports keep pace with change.  The SDX 10080 SCT combines advanced dual-energy Computed Tomography (CT) to deliver superior detection performance and an optional high-resolution dual-view Line Scanner (LS). Backed by over 50 years of Smiths Detection expertise and innovation, the system offers exceptional modularity, reliability, and efficiency – while being designed to ensure readiness for future regulatory standards. Built on Smiths Detection’s global EDS platform, it brings together decades [...]

CBRN during the Cambrian period

This is an important caveat. Cambrian Patrol is not a CBRN exercise, it '...involves eight-person patrols advancing across challenging terrain, conducting numerous tactical actions which reflect the British Army’s training priorities.' The troops themselves are not CBRN specialists, there are 1,000 troops and 350 supporting staff (with 34 international teams) spread across eight phases over a 48 hour period in an area of Wales called Bannau Brycheiniog (or, in old money, the Brecon Beacons). Another important caveat, is that many nations are struggling to adapt to the changes of the strategic situation, from security assistance to all in warfighting, and [...]

Agilent Announces New Insight Series Alarm Resolution Systems for Airport Security Screening

Agilent Technologies Inc. yesterday announced the launch of its new Insight Series Alarm Resolution Systems, designed to enhance safety and streamline operations at airport security checkpoints worldwide. The Insight Series includes the Insight300M and InsightBLS, advanced liquid explosive detection systems (LEDs) that meet global regulations for screening liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs). With the industry’s lowest false alarm rate and rapid scan times, the Insight Series ensures faster airport passenger flow, reduced operational disruptions, and enhanced threat detection accuracy. These systems are engineered to identify threats through complex barriers, such as opaque containers, or multi-layered materials, delivering a future-proof solution that evolves via [...]

Rapid communication – CBRNe implications of drone incursions in Denmark

Authors: Lars Thomsen, Soiwisa Soikum and Sergii Makovetskii Gnacode Inc. 11 Sunrise Way SW, Medicine Hat, Alberta T1B4S3, Canada Corresponding author: Lars Thomsen email: lt [AT] gnacode [DOT] com Recent incursions in Europe by large numbers of drones reported in Poland the 10th of September 20251, and the 3rd of January in Denmark2 and very recently in Denmark the 24th September 20253 raises the concern that such devices could be utilized to disseminate biological weapons in aerosol format4. The 24th of September drone incursions were observed in Denmark by an unknown large number of drones of unknown origin. The incursions [...]

SupplyCore Awarded U.S. Army JPEO-CBRND Contract to Protect U.S. Military Against CBRN Threats

SupplyCore, a trusted Department of Defense Prime Vendor and government contractor, is honored to announce its selection as an awarded Prime Vendor for the U.S. Army Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense (JPEO-CBRND) Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, administered by the General Services Administration (GSA). This contract award highlights SupplyCore’s commitment to rapidly delivering essential, mission-focused solutions that strengthen readiness and counter emerging threats.  The five-year IDIQ contract provides a flexible and streamlined procurement framework for acquiring essential brand-name, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) CBRN supplies. This structure ensures JPEO-CBRND can efficiently deliver advanced technologies and personal [...]

Nuclear Institute and American Nuclear Society (ANS) have announced a landmark partnership agreement to offer reciprocal membership to their communities. At a time when the UK and US governments are working in close partnership to fast track the delivery of new modular reactors, the agreement allows members of both professional membership organisations to enjoy shared benefits. The initiative has been designed to foster closer international collaboration, facilitate knowledge exchange, and advance professional development, reflecting the shared commitment of both organisations to advancing nuclear science, technology, and policy. Robert Gofton, CEO of the Nuclear Institute, said: “Global cooperation is critical to addressing [...]

Rapid communication – CBRNe implications of drone incursions in Europe

Authors: Lars Thomsen, Soiwisa Soikum and Sergii Makovetskii Gnacode Inc. 11 Sunrise Way SW, Medicine Hat, Alberta T1B4S3, Canada Corresponding author: Lars Thomsen email: lt [AT] gnacode [DOT] com   Recent incursions in Europe by large numbers of drones reported in Poland the 10th of September 20251, and the 3rd of January in Denmark2 raises the concern that such devices could be utilized to disseminate biological weapons in aerosol format. The Soviet Union developed a range of biological weapons and a large manufacturing capability employing 30000 people, although the Soviet Union in parallel signed the “1925 Geneva Protocol”, 1972/1975 Biological [...]

Independent UK law firm Burges Salmon is proud to announce the launch of the third edition of its acclaimed Guide to Nuclear Law, the essential and highly regarded resource for all legal professionals and stakeholders operating across the nuclear sector. The guide delivers in-depth analysis and practical guidance on both UK and international nuclear law. It reflects Burges Salmon’s longstanding commitment to the nuclear sector in the UK and overseas and provides a clear text on the international nuclear law framework as well as commentary on the UK legal position. First published in 2008, the guide has long been one of the [...]

Couple of bits of Bruhn Newtech news that we missed...  At the end of July it was announced that Adelis Equity Partners were their new majority shareholder, and a new European defence technology group had been created, called Evallic. “We are looking forward to joining the group. Adelis has an impressive background in supporting software companies to grow globally and we are excited to actively participate in the creation of a strong defence technology group. Furthermore, we are encouraged to see that they share our vision to make the world a safer place and better prepared for CBRN events”, say [...]

At DSEI in London today, L3Harris invitied journalists along to learn more about the £32 million programme with Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) for their T4™ high-tech bomb disposal robots.  Senior leaders from L3Harris and the MOD were available to speak about how the investment enhances Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) operations across the UK, Cyprus and Gibraltar. Programme and MOD Highlights: L3Harris has begun delivery of 50 T4 Medium Uncrewed Ground Vehicles (UGVs) to the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) under a £32 million DE&S programme. The T4s will be operated by British Army and Royal Navy EOD teams and [...]