We provide here a list of CBRN projects funded from national funding sources in EU countries.
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Austria
The Defense Research Programme FORTE
- ABC-MAUS – Modelling of the atmospheric dispersion of CBRN warfare agents and improved operational picture through sensor data evaluation
- DEKO-AirTRans – Flexible C-130 transport solution for airborne relocation of ABC-contaminated people
- E-sterile – Electrochemically self-sterilizing filter systems
- EuroThrax- Detection, bioforensics and genomics of Bacillus anthracis / high pathogenic B. cereus sensu lato
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- ERIMAPS – Realtime risk maps for first responders at CBRNe incidents
- CBRN City Sensor Network – Increased protection for public spaces through early, automatic detection and identification of CBRN hazardous substances using sensor networks including information distribution and processing
- DIGEX – Simulation of the threat and damage potential of explosive devices at the urban level
- DURCHBLICK – Detection of varying improvised explosive devices by using smart analytic sensors
- Virtual Reality Training for CBRN-defense
- ABC-DEKO
- GASRESPONSE – Enhancement of the effectiveness of response measures at the release of toxic gases
- microSNIFF – Detection system for tracing hazardous and toxic volatile substances as personal protective equipment for task forces (first responder)
- Dnatox – the project consisted of three subprojects: (1) LC-MS of toxic compounds, (2) LC-MS of DNA, and (3) software development
- TULMON – Investigation on the natural occurence of Tularemia bacteria and their differentiation from the biological warfare agent
- NBC – Simulation- and information system to manage Rescue units at disaster. nuclear, biological, chemical
- RetoMod – Air transport modeling of accidental gas releases in urban areas
- BioWarDetect – Fluorescence based mobile biological warfare detection systems
- Disaster management within the health care system
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Poland
- SABAT – Stoichiometry Analysis by Activation Techniques
- SFORA – Mobile laboratory for environment sampling and for identification of biological threats
- PROTEUS – Integrated mobile system for support of antiterrorist and emergency response activities.
- Mobile platform for support of forensic investigations at sites with possible CBRN threats
- Mobile analysis kit and elimination of contamination, supporting counterterrorist activities on CBRN-E event site
- Remote detection and identification of biological contamination with use of advanced optoelectronic methods
- Development of an innovative stationary system for detecting trace amounts of explosives.
- Portable Trace Detector of Trimeric Acetone Peroxide (TATP) and Hexamine Peroxide (HMTD)
- TechProSmog – Development of an innovative technology for the production of multifunctional products for the protection of the respiratory system against biological factors and chemical compounds contained in smog
- Identification of biological threats in rescue operations and the impact on the competence of the immune system in the perspective of adverse health consequences
- Diagnostic, prophylactic and improvement of epidemiological monitoring systems in field stationary conditions in cases of threat of biological weapons
- „Surveillance and Testing for pathogens etiological for respiratory infectious diseases including Influenza strains with pandemic potential: Domestic and Deployed Sentinel Network in Polish Armed Forces with epidemiological/laboratory capacity at the Military Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology”– project US DoD – Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System
- „Nanobiodetector for spore forming bacteria” – Project DARPA nr N10PC20099 (2009-2011)
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Portugal
- CESAR – Concepts of employment of autonomous CBRN sampling collection devices
- PANDORA – Secondary dispersion assessment for unmanned aerial platform for CBRN detection
European CBRN Innovation for the Market Cluster
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