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Syria's chemical war hots up?

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CBRNe World has been monitoring social and mainstream media in Syria for the last year. So new allegations of CW use was not a surprise, but what does it all...

Bruker DE-tector passes

Bruker DE-tector passes the enhanced ASTM trace explosive detection standard .

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Test Proves LPD 17 Class Safe in Chemical Warfare Environment - Test Proves LPD 17 Class Safe in Chemical Warfare Environment

Federal Resources acquires HazMatIQ

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Provider of mission critical solutions for military personnel and first responders enhances footprint in the Hazmat training arena.

SPIE call for papers

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As part of a special section to be published later this year, Optical Engineering is accepting original applications of papers related to CBRE sensing optical...

RAE Systems Press Release

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RAE Systems MultiRAE Pro portable multi-threat monitor widely adopted by major US government agencies including EPA.

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Researchers at Aldrich Materials Science have discovered an innovative way to design an important class of 3-D hybrid structures under completely liquid-free conditions.

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1st Detect awarded US patent for novel mass spectrometer ion trap control technology

CBRN in Syria risks profiteering and incompetence

Syria is an interesting beast for the CBRN community. It one of the most present threats of CBRN use in the news media - and in the midst of this strife, like all wars, there is the danger of profiteering and incompetence.

Chemical sabre rattling in Syria

There are many good opportunities to dissuade a country from using chemical weapons(CW). Generally speaking once a full blown war (civil or otherwise) is going on its starting to get a bit late

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Government Of Canada invests in improved chemical detector training for the...

Press Release: FLIR

FLIR’s Fido® X3 passes the enhanced ASTM trace explosive detection standard with flying colours

Using mustard to detect nerve?

In the tricky world of challenge inspections (Ed: not that we have ever had one yet) or accusations of the use of chemical weapons (Ed: Now those we have lots of!) one thorny issue has plagued many planners. What do you do if the agent has dissiminated or broken down before you get there with a

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Joint Publication 3-41 Review

\"us A summary, by Robert Walk of the latest offering from the American Joint Staff: Joint Publication 3-41 Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Consequence

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New labelling for sorbent sampling tubes

Markes International Ltd (Llantrisant, UK) is set to make life easier for field and laboratory staff, by introducing enhanced labelling for its standard range of thermal desorption tubes.

CBRNE Standards workshop takes shape

The Convergence 2012 preconference workshop on CBRNE standards now has a full agenda with participation from ICRC, NATO, EDA, NIST, ANSI, CEA, Interpol and many others. It is THE event this year to attend to get a global overview on

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UK CBRN call for proposals

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This month's issue of CBRNe World contains an article from the UK Centre for Defence Enterprise on calls for proposals for hazard management. Further details in the main article.

CBRNe World Charity Auction

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An auction of carnival masks, designed for the CBRNe South America conference this year will take place on 31st October at CBRNe Convergence in Norfolk, VA. Bids will be taken on...

CBRN commandant bids farewell

Col. Phil Visser has relinquished command of the school to his deputy and said “farewell” to the community.

Mopping up the spillage

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Roughly 3,500 tonnes of ammonium nitrate go missing each year in India, and the level of supply is reaching record highs in Afghanistan. Are these facts connected?

20th SUPCOM news roundup

Catch up on all the recent CBRN and CBRNE news from 20th Support Command

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