Science news articles about 'terrorists'

... the air for virtually all of the major threat agents that could be used by terrorists. This type of system is under development by a team ... was tested against four types of materials terrorists might use -- spores of a non-pathogenic strain ...

... at the University of Arkansas has revealed patterns in activities of terrorists preparing for an attack, information that can be invaluable for law ...

Security device will spot weapons and explosives hidden in the clothes, shoes and baggage of terrorists

Environmental activists with no criminal record find themselves tracked as possible terrorists.

The U.S. intelligence community is concerned that terrorists might use micro-blogging tool Twitter to coordinate attacks, according to a purported draft Army intelligence report posted on the Web.

Dozens of suspected terrorists have attempted to infiltrate Britain's top laboratories in order to develop weapons ... , MI5 and MI6, have intercepted up to 100 potential terrorists posing as postgraduate students who they believe tried ...

... large databases of news reports to determine which terrorists groups might be responsible for new attacks ...

... from the World Trade Center (WTC) Towers after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. A research ...

... tanks in the open desert; we're fighting terrorists in small groups, asymmetric threats." Kerekes ...

... to fly in unmanned air vehicles tracking terrorists. The efficient multi-modal sensor will collect ...

... victims to analyze their psychosocial processes following the terrorist attacks in New York and Madrid. Despite ...

... to investigate the structure of TeATeP to evaluate likelihood of its use as a terrorist's weapon. "Our analysis indicates that potentially new and destructive terrorist materials, which would tax our detection capabilities, may be too unstable for a practical synthesis ...

Concerns that terrorists could produce a new and particularly dangerous form of the explosive responsible for airport security ... , a group of scientists is reporting. Their study demonstrates that a new form of destructive terrorist material is unlikely ...

... recovery management is required with both, but in the case of a terrorist attack there is the added pressure of short-term ... information on associates, friends, and relatives of a suspect terrorist and so bring the perpetrators to justice that much ...

... used this data to look at the prevalence of addictive behavior after terrorist incidents and to assess the likelihood of an increase of addictive ... more or problematic alcohol consumption. After adjusting for the type of terrorist attack, the type of population surveyed (survivors ...