Current Research:

• BiosADN
  The growing concern referring terrorist activity have generated the necessity of researching new mobile instruments capable of detecting toxic combat agents and explosive compounds in a more simpler, faster and precise manner than today’s technologies. Real time combat field monitoring of such compounds represents a major demand in ensuring an increase security with lowest health risks: healthy safe food and water reserves. Developing sensors for evaluation and monitoring dangerous agents is a military necessity. Thus, the environmental scientific community is preoccupied by researching new analytic techniques having as base portable instruments that can be used for direct detection of chemical an biological agents in the field of action.