Army Researcher Patents Invention That Trains, Tests Working Dogs’ Sniffers
A U.S. Army researcher has scored a patent for inventing a new tool for training dogs to detect chemical compounds. Tom Hughes, […] More
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Stopping Fentanyl at the Border: Can Chemical Detectors Help?
Large quantities of the synthetic drug fentanyl flow into the country at ports of entry along the Southwest border, according to the Drug […] More
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Robot K-9 Nose to Sniff Out Drugs, Explosives
Researchers at Duke University have developed an artificial “robot nose” device made from living mouse cells that officers could use instead of […] More
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Protecting First Responders from Opiate Exposure
A product that can simply wipe a surface and indicate the presence of opiates could prevent police officers and paramedics from exposures […] More
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Congress Needs to Catch Up on Counter-Drone Legal Framework
Overcoming that deficiency will require the deployment of robust counter-UAS (CUAS). Such systems are already under development, including: Software designed to hack […] More
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Numerate, CUBRC Awarded DTRA Contract for ToxTool System
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) has awarded a three-year contract renewal worth $1.23 million for advanced development of a ToxTool system […] More
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Federal Resources Becomes Distributor for Dahlgren Decon
Federal Resources will help First Line Technology distribute Dahlgren Decon, a three-part solution for decontamination of chemical and biological warfare agents on […] More
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PNNL Symposium Spotlights Chemical Forensics for CW and Counternarcotics
Highly specialized analysis of residues can be a means of providing evidence to convict perpetrators of chemical attacks. Similar techniques can also […] More
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State Department Grants for Counterterrorism, Counter-Narcotics in West Africa
The Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) is funding cooperative agreements to strengthening criminal justice systems, […] More
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This Low-Cost Spectroscopy Method Could Help Law Enforcement Quickly Identify Chemical Threats
Researchers have developed a microscope that can chemically identify individual micron-sized particles. The new approach could one day be used in airports […] More
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In Pictures: Canine Training at Bagram Airfield
U.S. Army Sgt. Jay Espinosa and Bailey are a military working dog team from Fort Benning, Ga., assigned to the U.S. Forces […] More
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Decision Sciences Awarded DoD Contract for Advanced Threat Detection System
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO) has awarded Decision Sciences International Corporation a contract valued at […] More
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