Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High Yield Explosives
Safeguarding Lives
Geneva is at the forefront of CBRNE research, leveraging advanced technologies to develop life-saving solutions that protect warfighters, preserve infrastructure, and safeguard national security for both military and civilian populations.
Importance of CBRNE Research within the Military
CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives) research is critical within the military context as it addresses key challenges in prevention, detection, mitigation, and response to these threats. This research directly impacts the health, safety, and operational readiness of Service Members, Veterans, and their families, while also enhancing national security and public safety.
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- Compared with civilians, deployed Service Members are 2X as likely to suffer a burn injury.
- Since 1990, more than 3.7 million U.S. Service Members deployed to combat environments with airborne hazards, such as burn pit emissions, oil well fire smoke, vehicle exhaust, and sand.
Geneva Advantage
Geneva accelerates military medical R&D through strategic collaborations, operational expertise, and innovative solutions that amplify research impact, strengthen national defense, and improve healthcare for service members and the communities they serve.
PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES
Geneva’s CBRNE research focuses on the development, testing, and evaluation of prophylaxis, therapeutics, and diagnostics against CBRNE threats of security concern, with a purpose to develop medical countermeasures to protect the warfighter and maintain maximum global operational capability.
To address the complex challenges posed by CBRNE threats, Geneva’s team of multidisciplinary experts and collaborators are examining key areas:
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