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reportNeutralising CBRNE effect
9.7.2 Definition
The sub-segment addresses nanotechnology developments that deal with responding to an attack on civilian population. The nanotechnology developments covered in this sector are related to response measures in the event of a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive attack in civilian zones. The technology developments considered are those that relate to responsiveness of medical action and removing contaminating species from the environment.
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