The Science and Technology Directorate’s (S&T’s) Chem-Bio (CB) Detection program conducts research to assess, prevent, detect, prepare for, respond to, and recover from incidents involving CB threats and hazards. Under this program, S&T’s Office of Mission and Capability Support works with authorities nationwide to address their needs through technological solutions and research and innovative systems.
- Technologically Speaking Podcast: Speed up the Cleanup
- Tech Speak Minisode Podcast: Try It on a Real Bomb
- Technologically Speaking Podcast: The Bomb Squad Is Not an Afterthought
- Feature Article: Field Tests Culminate 4 Years of Bioagent Studies
- Feature Article: Tracing the Path of Pathogens after Rain
- News Release: DHS S&T Helps Keep Communities Safe from Chemical Hazards During Severe Weather
- News Release: DHS S&T Seeks Innovative Tech to Defend Against Chemical and Biological Threats
- News Release: S&T and NYC Partners Conduct Above/Below Ground Air Sampling Study
- News Release: DHS S&T Releases Draft Environmental Assessment on Proposed NYC Airflow Study
- Feature Article: NYC Subway Sensors Could Provide Early Warning for Potential Chemical and Biological Threats
- Chemical and Biological Detection Fact Sheet
- S&T Chemical, Biological ,Radiological, Nuclear Defense Research, Development, Testing and Evaluation Strategy 2021-2025 Report
- Chemical Security Analysis Center Technical Assistance Fact Sheet
- Collaboration Space for Homeland Security Enterprise and First Responders Fact Sheet
- Food, Agriculture, and Veterinary Defense Fact Sheet
- Jack Rabbit II Program – Chemical Security Analysis Center Fact Sheet
- New York Area Science and Technology (NYAST) Forum Fact Sheet
- Performance Test and Evaluation at NUSTL (PTEN) Fact Sheet
- Radiological/Nuclear Response and Recovery Research & Development Fact Sheet
- RDD Response Guidance Planning for the First 100 Minutes Report and Video
- Smoke and Particulate Resistant Structural Turnout Ensemble Fact Sheet and Video
- System Assessment and Validation for Emergency Responders (SAVER) Fact Sheet
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