AI technology can create 40,000 chemical weapons compounds in just about 6 hours
A machine learning model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology has generated more than 40,000 virtual molecules that can be used to create chemical weapons
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A machine learning model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology has generated more than 40,000 virtual molecules that can be used to create chemical weapons
'Dugway sheep incident' is the name used to refer to a tragic death of 6,000 sheep in very suspicious circumstances that occurred in March 1968.
Somewhere between the Atlantic, military and civilian experts are on a US cargo ship on duty to destroy Syria's deadly chemical arsenal.
The specimen collected by UN inspectors from the alleged chemical attack site in Syria is being meticulously analyzed by scientists in laboratories.
Tests show that mustard plants grown in soil are contaminated by VX neurotoxin, absorbing this toxin through the roots and retaining it for at least 45 days.
The strange freshwater fish, called the pirate fish, could use the chemical it created to cover the body odor and evade the eyes of the enemy.
Being able to fire fiercely in the air, white phosphorus can cause serious injury if it gets on the skin.
Tensions between the DPRK and the West continue to increase as Pyongyang refuses to participate in an international agreement banning the use of chemical weapons. Among…
Israel yesterday confirmed for the first time that it had released a phosphorus bomb, which was considered a chemical weapon, during a campaign against Hezbollah in Leba…
The leading complex of chemical and biological weapons testing laboratories is located in the Utah desert.
Sarin is a colorless, odorless, tasteless chemical that can kill people or leave bad health sequelaes in very small amounts.
Some of the most useful inventions in history have been lost. Here are 6 ancient inventions that go beyond the knowledge of modern humans.
Recent research by US scientists shows that an enzyme of squid may limit the effects of chemical weapons and protect people.
The British Ministry of Defense is investing £ 1m in a robotic model to test military uniforms protecting British soldiers from chemical and biological agents.