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The abstract submission is open, and we encourage all participants to take advantage of this opportunity to share their research and insights. Additionally, registration for delegates and exhibiting companies is also open, allowing you to secure your spot at this much-anticipated event.
We are currently in the process of finalizing invitations and confirmations for the opening session and keynotes, which promise to feature thought leaders and experts from various fields. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to enhance the program with engaging and informative content.
We also invite you to help spread the word about the event to reach a wider audience and ensure a diverse and dynamic gathering.
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As we gear up for our upcoming symposium, we are excited to introduce our distinguished invited speakers. These experts will bring their unique perspectives and cutting-edge insights to the event, enriching our discussions and inspiring attendees.
In this newsletter, we are pleased to introduce keynote speaker Dr. David Wishart and featured session speaker Dr. Karl Sörenson. Stay tuned for our next newsletter, where we will present more speakers who will contribute to this exciting event!
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Dr. David Wishart
Dr. David Wishart is a Distinguished University Professor in the Departments of Biological Sciences and Computing Science at the University of Alberta and Co-Director of The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC), Canada's national metabolomics laboratory. As a founding pioneer of metabolomics, he published one of the first metabolomics papers in 1999 and launched the Human Metabolome Project in 2005. His groundbreaking work in artificial intelligence and machine learning has revolutionized omics data analysis, leading to the development of advanced computational tools for predicting protein structures and analyzing metabolic processes. His laboratory has created multiple AI-driven platforms for biomarker discovery and clinical diagnostics, while his innovative databases including the Human Metabolome Database (HMDB), DrugBank, and T3DB have become essential resources in precision medicine and metabolomics research.
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Dr. Karl Sörenson
Karl Sörenson is the Deputy Research Director of the Strategy and Policy Department at the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), where he leads the nuclear weapons analysis program. He earned his Ph.D. from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), focusing his doctoral research on game-theoretic applications to strategic deterrence. Sörenson continues to explore critical defense strategies, with a research focus spanning deterrence theory, strategic early warning systems, and naval strategic operations.
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The upcoming conference will start with an opening session on the first day, followed by a keynote speech every morning and afternoon. Each keynote will be succeeded by parallel sessions, allowing participants to choose between different tracks that focus on Innovation, Detection, Resilience, and Management within the context of CBRNe defence.
For detailed information on each of the four tracks, please visit the conference website.
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Innovation, Detection, Resilience, and Management are the four program themes that will run parallel throughout the symposium.
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Abstract Submission Deadlines:
- 31 March 2025 for oral presentation
- 30 May 2025 for poster presentation
Registration deadlines:
Three levels of registration fees based on when you register for the symposium is offered:
- Early Bird Registration - register by 31 March 2025
- Normal Registration - register between 1 April and 31 August 2025
- Late Registration - register between 1 September and 12 September 2025
We encourage you to take advantage of the Early Bird registration fee to save on costs!
For more details, submitt abstract and to register, please visit our website at www.cbrnesymposium.se.
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Exhibition of CBRNe protection equipment 2022
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We have already over 30 exhibitors attending the Exhition of CBRNe protection equipment, and there is still room available for new participants!
Join us in creating an extraordinary exhibition for CBRNe protection equipment in 2025. We offer booths in various sizes to accommodate your needs, whether you’re showcasing roll-ups, products or vehicles. Together, let's make this exhibition the most relevant and impactful event ever in CBRNe history!
More information, floorplan and prices can be found on our website.
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Share this newsletter with your colleagues, scientist you wish to meet, exciting companies and interesting organisations to ensure all the right people are gathered.
For more information regarding the CBRNe Protection Symposium 2025 or to sign up for this newsletter visit the symposium website.
www.cbrnesymposium.se
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We are proud to present our main sponsor:
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We are proud to present our security sponsor:
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ABOUT
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A number of Swedish government agencies co-organise a Symposium on protection against hazardous substances every third year, with the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) serving as the main organiser. Initiated in the 1980s, the Symposium initially concentrated on protection against biological and chemical threats. Since the last two occasions, however, its has expanded to include nuclear and radiological issues, as well as explosives in conjunction with CBRN. The last Symposium attracted 600 attendees from 30 different countries, comprising 450 delegates and 150 exhibitors.
The 15th CBRNe Protection Symposium is scheduled to take place at Malmö Mässan, Malmö, Sweden, from 30 September to 2 October 2025. It targets professionals actively involved in the field of CBRNe protection. We invite all participants to enrich the symposium through engaging discussions, in-depth conversations, and the exchange of recent research findings.
An extensive exhibition of CBRNe protection equipment will be arranged in conjunction with the symposium, where industry leaders and institutes will display their latest products and research in an inspiring environment. This exhibition presents an excellent opportunity for symposium attendees to familiarise themselves with the latest commercially available, state-of-the-art equipment related to CBRNe protection.
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You receive this e-mail because you have attended the CBW Protection Symposium or CBRNe Protection Symposium before, or have asked for more information regarding The CBRNe Protection Symposium.
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