ETI
As well as protecting the public from the dissemination of biological and chemical warfare agents, it looked at public health threats, including new and emerging diseases, contaminated food products and poor indoor air quality. One example is the EchoSensor, a compact biological-warfare detection system, developed to monitor the presence of airborne bacterial agents. ETI also adapted its core sensor technology for rapid detection of microbial contamination in drinking water and recreational waters.
ETI has enjoyed collaboration with Harvard University, the University of British Columbia, Michigan Molecular Institute, University of South Carolina and the Army Research Laboratory on projects ranging from basic research to development of prototype sensor instrumentation.
News
19 December 2008 U.S. Military Awards Smiths Detection Additional $65 million Order for Advanced Chemical Agent Detectors [more]
04 November 2008 Smiths Detection Develops Diagnostic Platform for Infectious Diseases [more]
30 October 2008 Smiths Detection Expands Military Facility In Maryland [more]
21 October 2008 Smiths Detection Wins $6 Million TSA Order for Advanced Explosives Trace Detectors [more]
16 October 2008 Smiths Detection Wins $26.7 Million TSA Order for Additional Advanced Checkpoint X-ray Systems [more]
