XIXth International CBRN Symposium

Cranfield University’s XIXth International CBRN Symposium will be held Nov 8-9, 2016 in Shrivenham, UK.

This year’s theme is centered on the need to consider CBRN as it affects diverse disciplines at home and abroad; military operations, security policing, and disaster and humanitarian first responders. Through presentations, discussion groups and plenary sessions, the aim of the Symposium is to encourage cross-fertilization of ideas, the development of new perspectives and the challenging of current thinking.

Highlighted talks include:

• Reflections on the Amerithrax Attacks 15 Years On
• Delivering 22nd Century CBRN Forensics
• Multi-Role Protective Breathing Systems – Benefits and Challenges
• The Sellafield Resilience Enhancement Programme
• End-User Driven Demonstration for CBRNe – EDEN
• The Multi-Discipline Reach of CBRN
• Ebola Treatment Centre Laboratory Support in Sierra Leone
• Medical Countermeasure Research and Response Strategies for Radionuclide Exposure
• Partnering Across Agencies for CBRNE Defense
• Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, Chemical School
• Protecting Fighting Vehicle Crew from CO Hazard
• Catalytic Oxidation for Collective Protective
• From Distributed Hazard Simulation to Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling on Your Phone
• Future Direction of Defence Science & Technology
• Dstl working with industry –Destruction of Chemical Warfare Agents

Please visit the XIXth International CBRN Symposium website for more information.