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German Association for Defence Technology – Centre for Studies and Conferences (SGW)

under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Defence

supported by the Federal Ministry of the Interior

Association of the German Army Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command

www.cbrn-symposium.com Conference language: English

19th - 21st October 2015 Maritim proArte Hotel Friedrichstraße 151 10117 Berlin, Germany Status: July 13th, 2015

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Conference Ratio / Call for Papers 2015

Conference Ratio The increased occurrence of natural CBRN hazardous substances, potential threats arising from in-dustrial infrastructures, and the use of CBRN weapons (weapons of mass destruction/warfare agents) and CBRN hazardous substances used by both governmental and non-governmental actors are the main categories of CBRN threats. These CBRN categories demand the development of a modern CBRN defence as part of a country’s overall defence and security system. These threat categories have in part been created and intensi-fied through globalization and the (inter-) networking of all countries and societies. It coincides with a worldwide transfer of knowledge that knows no boundaries, also in areas of sensitive technologies. Threats that arise from proliferation also have decisive impact on the development of CBRN defence capabilities. The adjustment of national and international CBRN defence capabilities to such conditions and threat categories must apply to every day hazard- and incidents situations, as well as to scenarios and situ-ations of national importance, and within the deployment areas of the Armed Forces. Overall, the handling of situations caused by chemical, biological and radiological and nuclear hazards, up to damage caused by nuclear weapons, requires extremely sophisticated, often multidisciplinary proce-dures, not only within crisis management and command organizations, but also within civilian and military operational organizations. The goal of the CBRN defence is to secure the best possible protection of the respective population as well as the civilian and military mission personnel against the impact and effect of natural and an-thropogenic CBRN hazards. This requires the cooperation of all authorities involved in national secu-rity planning for the prevention (avoidance) and provision (preparedness) and managing (response/recovery) of CBRN hazards and incidents. CBRN hazards are a global danger, which must be dealt with in a common, internationally responsi-ble manner. Furthermore, an efficient CBRN defence for all countries requires close cooperation of all involved departments as well as non-governmental organizations, within the framework of the re-spective national defence and security system. This is necessary; firstly, to be able to jointly develop crucial capabilities in a goal oriented approach, and secondly, to enable appropriate joint operations should this become necessary, depending on the scenario. This fundamental approach of an over-arching cooperation between political leaders, ministries, administrations, research and teaching, the industry and not least the media in a national and international scale will guide us through the upcom-ing Symposium. Political and strategic topics will be discussed in the plenum, procedural and opera-tive issues will be discussed in the expert panels.

What you can expect from the 2015 Symposium Up to 1.000 guests from about 50 nations will attend the 3rd International Symposium on Develop-ment of CBRN Defence Capabilities, held in the Hotel Maritim proArte in Berlin October 20th to Octo-ber 22nd, 2015. This high-ranking international meeting is organised by the German Association for Defence Technology – Centre of Studies and Conferences and is under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Defence, supported by the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance, the Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command and the Association of the German Army.

Key Facts Up to 1.000 visitors 2 days main programme 4 plenary sessions 13+ panel sessions, 12+ poster sessions 2 poster sessions Wide spectrum of information 70+ international speakers Free of charge for authorities Large exhibition area Static & dynamic demonstration Supported by two German Federal Ministries and one Federal Office

Topics - Detection, Identification, Monitoring (BIO) - Detection, Identification, Monitoring (CHEM) - Detection, Identification, Monitoring (RAD/NUC) - Detection, Identification, Monitoring FORENSICS - Decontamination and Disinfection

- Evaluation/ Prognosis/ Consultation - Integrated CBRN detection solutions - Medical CBRN Countermeasures and Support - Individual and Collective Protection - Risk Analysis / Risk Assessment / Scenarios - Education, Training and Exercises - Protection and Disinfection in Epidemics – Procedures and Equipment

Organizational Committee Colonel Hans-Christian Hettfleisch, MoD Lieutenant Colonel Frank Kämper, MoD Dr. Iris Gnedler, MoI

Dr. Karsten Michael, Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) Dr. Karin Braun, BBK Dr. Dorothee Friedrich, BBK Colonel (ret.) Hans-Peter Weinheimer, BBK

Colonel Henry Neumann, Commander, Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command Colonel Fabian Bosse, Deputy Commander, Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command Lieutenant Colonel Bernd Allert, Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command Hans Jakob Baum, Chair of CBRN Working Group, Association of the German Army (FKH) Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Wolf Rauchalles, German Association for Defence Technology (DWT) Stephan Brüss, German Association for Defence Technology

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Programme on Monday, 19 October 2015 | Static and Dynamic Demonstration | Icebreaker-Reception

Monday, 19 October 2015

12:30 Bus-Transfers from Hotel Maritim proArte to Julius-Leber-Barracks (Busses depart from Station “Unter den Linden”, 50 Meters from the Hotel) Individual Transfer only for DEU Forces, please use the Bus-Shuttles from the Hotel 13:30 Dynamic & Static Demonstration

CBRN Defence Capabilities by Bundeswehr

(German) CBRN Capabilities in Civil Protection

CBRN Defence Industry 18:00 Pre-Event Reception Icebreaker at the Officers Club Julius-Leber-Barracks 18:15 Welcome Notes 21:00 Reception ends 21:15 Bus Transfers from the Julius-Leber-Barracks to Bus-Station “Unter den Linden”

Icebreaker at the 2nd Symposium 2012 Hotel Maritim pro Arte, 450 Attendees @ Ice-Breaker



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Session 1: Chemical Threats

13:30 Chair and Introduction: Peter Andreas Beerwerth, Federal Foreign Office, DEU 13:40 The Global Threat of Chemical Weapons Ahmet Üzümcü, Director General, Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) 14:00 The Political Planning Process for Rapid International Interventions Rebecca Hersman, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, USA 14:20 Experiences from Operation RECSYR Commander John G. Refsnes, Norwegian Navy, NOR

Session 2: Epidemics 14:40 Chair and Introduction: Brigadier General (MC, MD) Dr. Norbert Weller, Director Military Medical Science & Medical Service Capability Development, DEU 14:50 The Global Risk of Epidemics Dr. Maurizio Barbeschi, GCR Department, World Health Organisation, WHO 15:10 Lessons Learned from the EBOLA Epidemic Wolfgang Rudischhauser, Director WMD Non-Proliferation Centre, NATO HQ 15:30 The Use of the Mobile Laboratory Units in Support of the Ebola Outbreak Response in West Africa LtCol MD Dr. Roman Wölfel, Bundeswehr Medical Service Academy, DEU 15:50 Biological Outbreaks: Containment and Consequence Management Dr. Stefano Miorotti, Cristanini, ITA 16:10 Coffee Break / Dialogue with the Exhibitors

Poster Sessions from 16:15-16:55 during Coffee Break 17:00 Parallel Panel Sessions 1-7 Panel 1: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (CHEM) Panel 2: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (FORENSICS) Panel 3: Medical CBRN-Countermeasures and Support Panel 4: Protection and Disinfection in Epidemics Panel 5: Evaluation / Prognosis / Consultation Panel 6: Integrated CBRN Detection Solutions

Panel 7: Public-Industrial Cooperation – A View from Industry 18:50 Continuation of the Dialogue at the Evening Reception 19:00 Speech: Elmar Brok MdEP, Chair Committee on Foreign Affairs, European Union 22:00 End of day one

Programme on Tuesday, 20 October 2015 | 1st Conference Day | Main Programme

Tuesday, 20 October 2015 07:30 Registration opens

08:00 Opening of the Exhibition Welcome Coffee, Dialogue with the Exhibitors

08:45 Opening of the Conference Major General (ret.) Wolfgang Döring, Managing Director of DWT, DEU Colonel Hans-Christian Hettfleisch, Conference Chair, MoD, DEU

09:00 Key Note Politics Dr. Katrin Suder, State Secretary, MoD, DEU

09:20 Political Opening Session

Introduction in the Conference Vice Admiral Heinrich Lange, Director Forces Policy FüSK, MoD, DEU

Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction – an Indispensable Essential for the Security of Nations (working title) Ms. Virginia Gamba Director and Deputy to the High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, UNODA

The Future of Weapons of Mass Destruction John P. Caves Jr., Deputy Director, WMDC, National Defence University, USA

The Importance of Multilateral Cooperation in Preventing CBRN Attacks and Incidents Dr. Oliver Meier, International Security Division, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), DEU

Capability Driven Collaboration – Exploiting Synergies Sebastian Meyer-Plath, President Bruker Detection Division

11:00 Discussion Round (Topic tbd)

Chair: Dr. Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, NATO Speakers: Vice Admiral Heinrich Lange, Director Forces Policy FüSK, MoD Ms. Virginia Gamba, Director and Deputy to HR UNODA John P. Caves Jr., Deputy Director, WMDC/NDU Dr. Oliver Meier, German Institute for International and Security Affairs

11:45 Luncheon / Dialogue with the Exhibitors

Session 3: Nuclear and Radiological Threats



Programme on Wednesday, 21 October 2015 | 2nd Conference Day | Main Programme

Wednesday, 21 October 2015 07:30 Registration opens 08:00 Opening of the Exhibition Welcome Coffee, Dialogue with the Exhibitors 08:30 Introduction Day two and Chair Session 3 Colonel Hans-Christian Hettfleisch, German MoD, Conference Chair

08:40 Chair and Introduction: Wolfgang Rudischhauser, Director WMDC NATO HQ – IS/ESC 3: A: Nuclear Terrorism 08:50 Political Assessment of the Threat Giorgio Franceschini, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), DEU 09:10 Experiences from a Reference Scenario Dr. Mario Burger, Labor Spiez, Switzerland, CHE B: Fukushima Daiitschi – Assessment of a Nuclear Disaster 09:30 Experiences and Conclusions Colonel Shinji Iwakuma, Vice Superintendent Chemical School, JGSDF, JPN 09:50 Experiences and Conclusions from a National Point of View Dr. rer. nat. Horst Miska, Chairman of the Commission on Civil Protection of the German Federal Ministry of the Interior, DEU 10:10 The future of CBRN Defence - A system integrator's point of view Dr. Bernhard-Christoph Halstrup, Rheinmetall, DEU 10:30 Coffee Break / Dialogue with the Exhibitors

Poster Sessions from 10:35-11:00 during Coffee Break

11:10 Parallel Panel Sessions 8-13 Panel 8: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (RAD NUC) Panel 9: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (BIO) Panel 10: Decontamination and Disinfection Panel 11: Individual and Collective Protection Panel 12: Risk Analysis / Risk Assessment / Scenarios Panel 13: Education and Training 12:50 Luncheon / Dialogue with Exhibitors

Wednesday, 21 October 2015 Session 4: The way ahead in Europe

14:00 Chair and Introduction: Colonel Hans-Christian Hettfleisch, MoD, DEU and Dr. Iris Gnedler, MoI, DEU

14:10 CBRNE Action Plan Ph.D. Bruno Dupré, European External Action Service (EEAS), Policy Coordinator on CBRN Issues

14:30 Horizon 2020+ Dr. Said Abousahl, European Commission - JRC

14:50 CBRN Capability Development Colonel Henry Neumann, Commander, Bundeswehr CBRN Defence Command

15:10 Medical CBRN Defence Capabilities of the Bundeswehr Medical Services Colonel MD Prof. Dr. Viktor Meineke, Bundeswehr Medical Service Academy , DEU

15:30 The Civil Emergency Planning Group CEPG NN, NATO HQ - IS / ASG OPS (invited)

15:50 The Role of the European Union in the Area of WMD Non-Proliferation S.E. Ambassador Jacek Bylica, European External Action Service (EEAS) Division Weapons of Mass Destruction (invited)

16:10 Conclusions and Closing Remarks Colonel Hans-Christian Hettfleisch, Conference Chair, MoD MajorGeneral (ret.) Wolfgang Döring Managing Director of DWT

16:20 End of Conference

20 October 2015 Panel 7:Public-Industrial Cooperation – A View from Industry Chairperson: LTC (ret) Wolfgang Widders

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Mobile, Compact and Reliable CBRN Decontamination Systems for Different Scenarios

Dr. Patrick Marcus, Kärcher Futuretech GmbH 17:35 Protected Airmobile CBRN Defence

Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Lutz, Kraus-Maffei Wegmann GmbH & Co.KG 18:00 A Comrehensive Approach to Warning & Reporting for CBRN Incidents

Informatiker Holger Effertz, Technisch-Mathematische Studiengesellschaft mbH 18:25 Discussion / Q&A 18:50 Continuation of the Main Programme


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Programme Structure on Tuesday, 20 October 2015 | 1st Conference Day | Panel Sessions

Panel 1: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (CHEM) Chairperson: Major Andrè Althoff, CDSEP School

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Revolutionizing the traditional way of chemical agent decon-

tamination with chemical agent disclosure spray and next gen-eration enzymatic decontamination Markus Erbeldinger, Ph.D., FLIR Systems, Inc., USA

17:30 Application of an IR standoff detector for estimating surface contamination Thomas Wolf, WIS, DEU

17:50 Rugged, Handheld Mass Spectrometry for Priority CWA and TIC Detection Dr. Christopher Brown, 908 Devices Inc., USA

18:10 Surveillance of Chemical Threats by Combining Active and Passive Standoff Detection Systems Frank Wilsenack, WIS, DEU

18:30 Discussion / Q&A 18:50 Continuation of the Main Programme

Panel 3: Medical CBRN Countermeasures and Support Chairperson: Colonel MD Dr. Matthias Port

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Forensic Analysis of Protein Adducts in Plasma as Prove of

Exposure to Nerve Agents and Sulphur Mustard: Capabilities of the German Medical Chemical Defence Program PD Dr. rer. nat. Harald John, Bundeswehr Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, DEU

17:30 Medical Management of CBRN Casualties from Role 1 to Role 2: a French Perspective Colonel MD Prof. Frederic Dorandeu; IRBA, FRA

17:50 A Novel Device for Preventing Acute Radiation Syndrome and Reducing Cumulative Marrow Dose Oren Milstein PhD, StemRad Ltd., ISR

18:10 Assessment of Radiation Induced Individual Health Injuries and Prognostic Clinical Evaluation using Integrative “Dosimetry” Strategies Colonel MD Dr. Matthias Port, Bw Institute for Radiobiology, DEU


Panel 2: Detection, Identification, Monitoring - (FORENSICS) Chairperson:

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 CRBN Mixed Samples - Safe Handling and Preparation

Bärbel Niederwöhrmeier; WIS, DEU 17:30 Hair External Contamination as a Tool for Detection of Individ-

ual Contamination after Vapour Exposure to Chemical Warfare Agents Simulants Marie Spiandore, Laboratoire de Chimie de l’Environnement, FRA

17:50 C-IED/CBRN Exploitation: Procedures for Sampling of Potentially Contaminated Forensic Samples Günter Povoden, BMLVS AT NBC Defence School, AUT

18:10 Experience of Medical Forensics in Poisoning Cases and Pos-sible Relevance for CBW Investigative Mechanisms Dr. John Hart, SIPRI, SWE Dr. Sadik Toprak, University of Zonguldak, TUR


Panel 4: Protection and Disinfection in Epidemics - Procedures and Equipment

Chairperson: LtCol MD Dr. Roman Wölfel 17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Development and Production of a Lateral Flow Assay (LFA)

for the Rapid Detection of Ebola Zaire Virus (ZEBOV) under Field Conditions Eva Felder, Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology, DEU

17:30 GIS-Use Cases in Epidemic Situations Thomas Hoffmann, ESRI Deutschland GmbH, DEU

17:50 The Challenge of Purifying Extremely CBRN-Contaminated Raw Waters – Water Purification System ‘WAA Dekon’ of the German Armed Forces Dipl.-Ing. Franz Weber, Kärcher Futuretech, DEU

18:10 Room and equipment decontamination using H202 vapour (HPV technology) N.N., Bundeswehr Hospital Hamburg, DEU


Panel 6: Integrated CBRN Detection Solutions Chairperson:

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Biological Reconnaissance within the Constraints of both - Analytical Requirements and Legal Limitations Dr. Hermann Dreyer, Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles, DEU 17:30 Approach to a Total CBRN Commitment Peter Wahlin, Saab, SWE 17:50 CBRN Detection Using UGV N.N., Cobham Mission Equipment - Unmanned Systems, DEU 18:10 CBRN Reconnaissance – a Dual Use Capability

Alexander Müller, Bruker Daltonik GmbH, DEU 18:30 Discussion / Q&A 18:50 Continuation of the Main Programme

Panel 5: Evaluation/ Prognosis/ Consultation Chairperson: LtCol Bernd Allert, BwCBRNDCmd

17:00 Introduction by the Chairperson 17:10 Space perspectives and possible tools in support of CBRN

issues in local and global scale Prof. Amnon Ginati, ESA

17:30 The use of standards and Web Services for CBRN Information Management Eric Juel Ellinghaus, Bruhn NewTech / ESG, DEU

17:50 Applied Knowledge Management in the JCBRN Defence COE – Organizational measures, Semantic Web Technologies and Visualization Tools for a constructive CBRN-KM. Captain Dietmar Trees, JCBRN Defence COE, CZE

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Programme Structure on Wednesday, 21 October 2015 | 2nd Conference Day | Panel Sessions

Panel 8: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (RAD/NUC) Chairperson: Dr. Wolfgang Rosenstock, Fhg INT

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Recent R&D Advances in Modelling and Decision Support Sys-

tems at CEA – Examples of Use in the Framework of CBRN-E Exercises Patrick ARMAND, PhD, CEA, FRA

11:40 Car-borne Measurements of Radioactive Material Monika Risse, Fraunhofer Institute INT, DEU

12:00 LLR Mobile Detection Systems for Gammas and Neutrons with Training/Simulation Capabilities using Realistic Scenarios Dr. Jürgen Böttcher, Thermo Fischer, DEU

12:20 Mobile Nuclear Detection Technology: Reducing the illicit Trafficking Haystack N.N., Arktis Detectors

12:40 Discussion / Q&A 12:50 Luncheon / Dialogue with Exhibitors 14:00 Continuation of the Main Programme

Panel 10: Decontamination and Disinfection Chairperson: LtCol Johann G. Kappelmeier, BwCBRNDCmd

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Use of Chlorine Oxidants and Butyldiglycol for Decontamina-

tion of Skin, Equipment and Vehicles OFAp Dr. Martin Weber, ZI SanDstBw Munster, DEU

11:40 Vacuum Decontamination Chamber - The next Generation Dr. Marcus Hellmuth, Kärcher Futuretech, DEU

12:00 Gaseous Hydrogen Peroxide Gassing - The Solution for the Inactivation of Fungi and their Spores Inside of Military Vehicles and Tanks Udo J. Werner, MBS MaschinenBeratungsService, DEU

12:20 Tailored Systems and Solutions: Decontamination and Disinfection in Military and Civil Scenarios - Challenges and Developments Thilo Schuppler, OWR, DEU


Panel 9: Detection, Identification, Monitoring (BIO) Chairperson: Dr. Bärbel Niederwöhrmeier, WIS

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Field Based Multiplex Detection of Biothreat Agents

Christopher Pöhlmann, Bruker Daltonik GmbH, DEU 11:40 Rapid, Reliable and Easy On-Site Identification of Biological

Threats Dr. Sebastian Ziewer-Arndts, analyticon instruments gmbh, DEU

12:00 Rapid and Easy Detection of Biowarfare Agents - A Field Exercise Dr. Sybille Pagel-Wieder, miprolab GmbH, DEU

12:20 Hyperspectral Laser Induced Fluorescence as a Method for Stand-off Detection and Classification of Biological Hazardous Materials Anita Hausmann, DLR, DEU


Panel 11: Individual and Collective Protection Chairperson: LtCol Thomas Haake, CDSEP School

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Comprehensive Air Treatment - A Decisive Requirement for

Future Collective Protection Systems (COLPRO) N.N., Beth-El Industries, ISR

11:40 Solar Light Activated Photocatalysts and Functionalized Textiles for Self decontamination Individual Protection Against Toxic Agents - ”Safe Coat” Jan Voigt, WIS, DEU

12:00 Physical Protection for Pilots with NBC-Tasks Dr. Oliver Burkhardt, Autoflug GmbH, DEU

12:20 Collective Protection – the Swiss Approach Daniel Jordi, Labor Spiez, Switzerland, CHE


Panel 13: Education, Training and Exercices Chairperson: LtCol Dirk Bludau, BwCBRNDCmd

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Threat Identification and Emergency Response to

CBRN Emergencies: TIER Ahmadreza Djalali, CRIMEDIM, ITA

11:40 Competence-based Training: With Simulation to Success! Dr. Uwe Katzky, szenaris GmbH, DEU

12:00 Detection and Identification of Homemade Explosives (HME) - Mission Related Training Dr. Sebastian Wiegmann, CDSEP School, DEU

12:20 Facilities and Support Provided to Help SIBCRA Teams Train Sampling and Identrification Techniques and Procedures in (realistic) B Scenarios LtCol Dr. Sebastian Weis, CDSEP School, DEU.


Panel 12: Risk Analysis / Risk Assessment / Scenarios Chairperson: LtCol Andreas Kayser BwCBRNDCmd

11:10 Introduction by the Chairperson 11:20 Synthetic Biology - The next “Dual Use” Risk

Dr. rer. nat. Annika Vergin, Bundeswehr Planning Office, DEU 11:40 Fostering Biosafety and Biosecurity in a Changing World: The

Toolbox Approach of the German Partnership Program for Excellence in Biological and Health Security Joachim von Bonin, GIZ, DEU

12:00 Critical Infrastructure Protection and CBRN – The Forgotten Dimension? Martin Neujahr, Bruker Daltonik GmbH, DEU

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Poster Sessions All Posters will be presented on both conference days

P 1 Identification of Biological Warfare Agents as Contaminants in Spices and Herbs Myriam Kruse, Sylvia Schirmer, Bärbel Niederwöhrmeier, WIS, DEU

P2 On Site Detection of Chemical Contamination on Surfaces via HAPSITE® by Combining SIM with Provisional Swipe Analysis Captain Gerald Bauer, MSc, BMLVS AT NBC Defence School, AUT

P3 Direct Mass Spectrometric Laboratory Analyses of Low-Volatile Compounds Björn Klein, Dr. Vanessa Kunde, WIS, DEU

P4 Vapour Pressure Determination of Hazardous Chemical Agents by Simultaneous Thermal Analysis Dr. Arne Ficks, Dr. Martin Jung, WIS, DEU

P5 A High Performance for Life Support in Mission: Potable Water Jeldrik Moritz; WIS, DEU

P6 Microemulsions as Adaptable Reaction Media for Decon Agents Dr. Martin Jung, WIS, DEU

P7 Analytical Estimation of Shelf Life for Reactive Skin Decontamination Lotion (RDSL®) R.Bogan, B. Klaubert, T. Zimmermann, Bundeswehr Central Medical Service, DEU

P8 Detecting Chemical Warfare Agents using the µRAID™ Franziska Lange, Wolfgang Heller, Thomas Elßner, Bruker Daltonik GmbH, DEU

P9 Catalytic Oxidation and Pressure Swing Adsorption Friedrich Hesse, Beate Trier, WIS, DEU

P10 Solutions for the Next Generation Permeable CBRN Protective Garments Karola Hagner, Friedrich Hesse, David Liebscher, WIS, DEU

P11 Zodiac with Mask 2000 and COTS Boots Friedrich Hesse, Beate Trier, Karola Hagner, WIS, DEU

P12 Oxidative Decomposition Behaviors of Liquid Chemical Warfare Agents on Substrates by Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor and Additional Ammonia Gas Sam Gon Ryu, Hyun Bae Park; Agency for Defence Development, KOR



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Conference Venue / Hotel

In the middle of Berlin, between the Brandenburg Gate and the Gendarmenmarkt, the Maritim “proArte” is a designer hotel that is waiting to welcome you. Its modern architecture, harmonious design and expressive art create a unique environment. The splendid avenue "Unter den Linden" with its elegant shops is just a stone's throw away. Explore the "genuine" Berlin on foot, with its traditional pubs, fashionable restaurants and cultural highlights. MARITIM proArte is the conference hotel, special rates (10% discount for the current internet-rate for the first 200 rooms) are available for participants.

A booking link is available at www.cbrn-symposium.com

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Basic-Booth / 2.900,- Euro - Exhibition Booth of 6 m² (3x2 Meters) - Exclusively in this size - Free Entry for 2 Members of your Company - Basic Services (see below)

Exhibition Booth / 510,- Euro per m² - Exhibition Booth of your choice - Free Entry for 2 Members of your Company (<10 m²) - Free Entry for 3 Members of your Company (<15 m²) - Free Entry for 4 Members of your Company (<20 m²) - Basic Services (see below)

Advertisement in the Conference Magazine - Advertisement in the Conference Magazine (2.500 copies) - 1/1 page 4c: 1.000,- Euro - 1/2 page 4c: 700,- Euro - U4 page 4c: 1.750,- Euro Visitor Information Materials / 500,- Euro - Your information for each visitor of the conference - Give aways / information booklets / ...

Sponsoring Options Gold Sponsoring - Exhibition Booth of 30 m² - Key Note Speech Indus- try (1st day, ~ 30 minutes) - Your own Panel Session (~ 105 minutes) - VIP- Luncheon with up to 50 guests - Free Entry for 10 Members of your company Silver Sponsoring - Exhibition Booth of 20 m² - Key Note Speech Industry (2nd day, ~ 25 minutes) - Speech in a Panel Session (~ 20 minutes) - Free Entry for 6 Members of your company

Bronze Sponsoring / 8.900,- Euro - Exhibition Booth of 12 m² - Speech in a Panel Session (~ 20 minutes) - Free Entry for 4 Members of your company (+speaker) - 1/2 Page Advertisement in the conference Magazine - Sponsoring Services (see below)

- Sponsoring of the official Icebreaker-Reception - Dinner Speech of 10-15 minutes - Exhibition Booth of up to 12 m² - Free Entry for 4 Members of your company (+speaker) - Sponsoring Services (see below)

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Sponsoring Services The Sponsoring Packages contain a Basic Booth (Carpet, white Walls) in the “Octanorm-System”, WLAN, Electricity, Booth Cleaning, your Company Logo and Profile in the Conference Magazine, Security-Charge, Inserts for the Visitor-Information and 20% discount for additional tickets.

Basic Services The Basic Options contain a Basic Booth (Carpet, white Walls) in the “Octanorm-System”, WLAN, Electricity, Booth Cleaning, Security-Charge and your Company Logo and Profile in the Conference Magazine.

Outdoor Live-Demo / 0,- Euro per m² (Only in combination with a booth in the indoor exhibition) - Exhibition Space in outdoor area (Julius-Leber-Barracks) - Be part of the Bundeswehr Live-Demonstration and present your capabilities on Monday, 19 Oct, 13:30-18:00. - Spaces from 50 - 200 m² available

Contact for Sponsors and Exhibitors Stephan Brüss, Director Conference Management and Marketing

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We take part in the „3rd International Symposium on Development of CBRN Defence Capabilities“ as mentioned below. Registration Deadlines: Exhibitors: October 2nd, 2015 / Attendees: October 16th, 2015. Cancellations: Attendees may cancel free of charge until October 8th, 2015. Later cancellations will be fully charged. A substitute attendee can be nominated at any time. The conference rates include access to the main and panel program, the exhibition areas, the Ice-Breaker-Reception, lunch, dinner and refreshments. Industry rates also include the conference summary.

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Important notes: With your accreditation you agree to the storage of your personal data for events of the German Associa-tion for Defence Technology - Centre for Studies and Conferences according to GE law. You will receive an entrance card ca. 3 weeks in forefront of the conference in case your registration has been successful and accepted. Only complete and precise accreditations will be accepted. All prices subject to German VAT. Free attendance to be verified by the organizer. According to the our security standards your participation might have to be approved by German security authorities. Liability: In case of cancellation for any reasons, registered participants and exhibitors will be notified immediately and any participation and exhibition fees will be reimbursed. In this regard, the liability of SGW shall be limited to the participation and exhibition fees.

* mandatory /obligatoire

Attendees (Please Register Online to Receive a Confirmation)

Armed Forces, Police, Parliament Authorities, Diplomatic, Press

All prices subject to German VAT (19%)

Outdoor Exhibition at Julius-Leber-Barracks on Oct 19

Indoor Exhibition at Hotel Maritim on October 20/21 Monday, 19 October, 2015

Tuesday, 20 October, 2015

Wednesday, 21 October, 2015 Dynamic Demonstration

Bus Hotel => Barracks Ice-Breaker Reception

Bus Barracks => Hotel

Main Programme Panel 1 Panel 2 Panel 3 Panel 4 Panel 5 Panel 6

Luncheon Walking Dinner

Main Programme Panel 8 Panel 9 Panel 10 Panel 11 Panel 12 Panel 13

Luncheon Basic (+80,- € / m²) Premium (+180,- € / m²) Discounted Rates Research & Industry

Free attendance (0,00 €) Rate includes Attendance at Main- & Panel Programme

Optional for Free Attendance Catering-Package, all Caterings 42,02 €

Conference Summary CD 40,00 € Exhibitor included ticket -100% Exhibitor additional ticket -20% Speaker in the Conference Programme -50%

Panel 7

Industry both days 985,00 Euro Industry 1st day only 585,00 Euro Industry 2nd day only 485,00 Euro

Research, Universities, Students, others 250,00 Euro

Options for Research and Industry Rates include Attendance at Main- & Panel Programme, Ice-Breaker,

Luncheon and Dinner, Drinks & Refreshments, Conference Summary on CD

Conference CD (not attending) 90,00 Euro

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