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The detection of explosives is important for civil security. Previous sensors are heavy, expensive and complex to maintain. A team of founders from the Federal Institute for Materials Research and ...

A Harrisburg Capitol police dog, Majo, is retiring after 8 year of doing explosives detection work, including searching vehicles and packages.

The clock has been ticking down to the loss of Northern Inyo County ambulance service since January, when Symons Emergency Services announced it would be

Lincoln Laboratory researchers aim to improve airport security screening by building a new way to detect trace amounts of explosives in luggage. The technology is a mass spectrometer that aims to mimic the way canines can smell trace explosives.

Smiths Detection, a global leader in threat detection and security screening technologies, today announces that it has deployed a fully operational multi-site central image processing and management solution for DHL Express Australia.

Dublin, Oct. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Passenger Security Equipment Market By Offering, By Transport Infrastructure, By Type: Global Opportunity...

Several local governments are getting federal money to help protect the public from everything from bombs to cyber attack.

The University of Alabama Police Department hosted a team from the Department of Homeland Security’s Regional Explosives Detection Dog Initiative.

Dublin, May 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Handheld Chemical and Metal Detector Market with COVID-19 Impact Analysis by Technology,...

Sunday was National K-9 Veterans Day.