Single-Step Synthesis of Solid-State Sensors for Detecting Explosives
In the past few decades, the sensitive and accurate detection of explosives and their precursors has become a pressing issue of global […] More
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Skoltech Lands Contract for Ammonium Saltpeter Labeling Tech
Skoltech and ChemCode, a Latvian startup focused on tracing technology for raw materials and products, have signed a license contract for an […] More
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Lessons Learned from Manchester Arena Bombing: Over-Reliance on Police and Communication Delays
University of Bath research shows how to improve emergency services’ response to terrorist incidents. Over-reliance on Police, and centralized communication and decision […] More
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Intercepting Nuclear Terrorism with Neutron-Gamma Detector That Pinpoints Source
Scanning technology aimed at detecting small amounts of nuclear materials was unveiled by scientists in Sweden today, with the hope of preventing […] More
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Integrating the MasSpec Pen with Chemical Ionization for Rapid Chemical Analysis and Forensic Applications
These researchers previously developed a “MasSpec Pen,” a handheld device integrated with a mass spectrometer for direct analysis and molecular profiling of […] More
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Modified Switchgrass Removes Toxic Chemicals in Soil from Military Munitions
Because of the large scale of explosives pollution, particularly on military training ranges, there is considerable interest in developing plant-based sustainable remediation […] More
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Stockpiling Munitions Carries Risks. The Basic Steps That Can Stop Catastrophic Explosions
A series of massive blasts recently rocked Equatorial Guinea’s city of Bata. The explosions, at an army barracks, killed over 100 people […] More
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Aviation Security Technology: TSA Still Lacks Performance Measures Needed to Better Engage Small Businesses
The Transportation Security Administration relies on technologies—such as explosives detection systems—to help secure the travel of about 2.8 million passengers every day. […] More
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Thin Explosive Films Provide Snapshot of How Detonations Start
Scientists at Sandia Labs are advancing fundamental knowledge of detonations by using physical vapor deposition to “grow’ paper thin films of PENT […] More
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An Explosive Partnership Between the Dutch EOD and 786th CES
U.S. Air Force personnel in the 786th Civil Engineer Squadron’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight showcased their abilities during a munition detonation demonstration […] More
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NNSA Campaign Focuses on Radiological Security of U.S. Cities
Radioactive materials can be used to do a lot of good. They are used to treat cancer, sterilize blood, and build economies […] More
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What We’ve Learned Since a Fiery Train Derailment 25 Years Ago in Wisconsin Forced 3,000 From Their Homes
On that unforgettable morning — March 4, 1996 — an eastbound Wisconsin Central Ltd. freight train traveling at 48 mph derailed on the city’s north side. […] More
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