Experts from industry and academia are being invited to provide groundbreaking innovations to help combat the threat of terrorism as part of the government’s Science and Technology Counter Terrorism Strategy launched today. Scientists are being asked to come forward with state-of-the-art ideas that could be used to identify new threats and develop ways to counter the challenges we face from international terrorism. The three-year Science and Technology Counter Terrorism Strategy published today aims to: * Understa
nd future threats and opportunities;* Develop effective solutions; and * Work with our international partners on counter terrorism-related science and technology Alongside the strategy, a brochure has been produced for science and technology experts, to put them in touch with key contacts. Science and technology play a key part in counter-terrorism, enhancing our ability to pursue terrorists, prevent radicalisation, protect essential services and infrastructure and prepare for a terrorist attack. The government’s counter terrorism strategy (CONTEST) has identified that terrorists will continue to exploit modern technology, not only to plan and conduct attacks, but also to disseminate propaganda and recruit people to their cause. The report published today sets out what the government is already doing to counter terrorism through science and technology.
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nd future threats and opportunities;* Develop effective solutions; and * Work with our international partners on counter terrorism-related science and technology Alongside the strategy, a brochure has been produced for science and technology experts, to put them in touch with key contacts. Science and technology play a key part in counter-terrorism, enhancing our ability to pursue terrorists, prevent radicalisation, protect essential services and infrastructure and prepare for a terrorist attack. The government’s counter terrorism strategy (CONTEST) has identified that terrorists will continue to exploit modern technology, not only to plan and conduct attacks, but also to disseminate propaganda and recruit people to their cause. The report published today sets out what the government is already doing to counter terrorism through science and technology.For further details visit as: http://www.freshbusinessthinking.com/news.php?CID=&NID=1845&Title=Government+Launches+Counter+Terrorism+Science+And+Technology+Strategy+
