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Researchers are developing lightweight, automated sensors that can provide long-range detection and automatic reporting of chemical and biological agent hazards.
CNN: DOD deploying hazard-detection network
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Novel nanosensors will allow for the rapid detection, diagnosis and prescription of antidotes to deadly biological or chemical agents--such technologies could ensure safety of both armed forces and civilian populations.
FORBES: Nanotech Takes On Homeland Terror
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Chemical and biological sensors already in place on the National Mall will be supplemented with radiological detection equipment, including radiation pagers on the belts of some law enforcement officers.
CNN: Security at record high for WWII Memorial ceremony