The conference brought together experts from across Europe to share knowledge and best practices in disaster preparedness and response 鈥� addressing both natural and human-made threats. A key area of focus was preparedness for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.
Key topics of discussion included:
- improving the interoperability of early warning systems,
- advancing detection and monitoring technologies,
- strengthening cooperation between research institutions and first responders.
During the event, the Biohazard Prevention Centre also had the opportunity to present and promote its latest research project 鈥� UNICOPS, which contributes to building greater resilience against crisis threats across Europe.
Participation in this important event marks a significant step in reinforcing the 91桃色鈥檚 role within the European research and security landscape, as well as in fostering international partnerships aimed at innovative solutions for societal protection.