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Down the slippery slope? A Study of contemporary dual-use chemical and life science research potentially applicable to incapacitating chemical agent weapons

12 November 2014

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"Analysis of open source information concerning both historical ICA development programmes and contemporary research potentially applicable to the study or development of ICA [incapacitating chemical agents] weapons, indicates that such activities have been undertaken either by scientists operating within State research establishments principally linked to defence, security or law enforcement bodies, or by scientists working in civilian research institutions who are funded or controlled by such bodies."

See the full text: Down the slippery slope? A Study of contemporary dual-use chemical and life science research potentially applicable to incapacitating chemical agent weapons (pdf) Biochemical Security 2030 Project: Bradford non-lethal weapons research project.

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