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24th November 2020

Addressing new and emerging challenges in nuclear emergency response

Increasing numbers of CBRN instructors are turning to powerful simulator ...

Steven Pike
17th November 2020

Enhancing the simulation of real-life CBRN threats

With the increased availability of sophisticated CBRN detection systems there ...

Steven Pike
10th November 2020

How simulators are aiding the UK's counter-CBRN capabilities

Read how the chemical warfare exercise Toxic Dagger provides UK Commando Royal ...

Steven Pike
3rd November 2020

13th annual CBRNe Convergence to step into the virtual world

The 13th annual CBRNe Convergence will take place online December 1st to 4th ...

Steven Pike
22nd October 2020

Addressing the challenges of safe and realistic multi-gas training

Our latest blog post explores how new simulation technology is enhancing ...

Steven Pike
8th October 2020

Safeguarding critical infrastructure against radiological threats

The availability of basic services can be significantly compromised by the ...

Steven Pike
29th September 2020

How scientific innovation is bolstering radiological defence

Our latest blog explores the vital contribution of scientific research and ...

Steven Pike
23rd September 2020

Harnessing the power of reachback in radiological exercises

Read how the game-changing Radiation Field Training Simulator (RaFTS) is ...

Steven Pike
21st September 2020

RaFTS poised to transform radiation training for emergency responders

The integration of the Radiation Field Training Simulator (RaFTS) with the ...

Steven Pike
21st July 2020

The vital role of medical physicists in radiological emergencies

This blog post explores the role and responsibilities of a hospital's medical ...

Steven Pike
1st July 2020

How to ensure optimum response to nuclear and radiological incidents

This blog post outlines the core framework that guides response to radiological ...

Steven Pike
23rd June 2020

How can a wide-area instrumented system boost radiation hazard training?

Our latest post explores the INES scale of nuclear and radiological incidents ...

Steven Pike