Instant detection of an airborne virus is something that scientists have been striving to develop for years as a means to combat pandemics as well as biological weapons attacks. Now,

Craig Duff relates the evolution of the hand-held RIID – from cumbersome baggage to palm-of-the-hand capability Wearable gamma-neutron spectrometers are increasingly seen as must-have pieces of equipment by radiological specialists

Dr Arnab Basu, the chief executive of Sedgefield-based Kromek Group plc has been honoured with the highest accolade bestowed by the Institute of Physics (IOP), an honorary fellowship. The IOP

Kromek are exhibiting (Stand D77) at Security & Policing in Farnborough on 15th-17th Mar 2022 Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), the 2022 event promises

Radiation detection specialists Kromek, based in Sedgefield, County Durham, will be showcasing its portable detection products at the UK’s Counter-Threat Symposium 2021 in Farnborough, between 9th-11th November 2021. Kromek will

The new James Bond film is “almost on the mark” when it comes to showing how terrorists can manipulate pathogens to create bioweapons, and governments must do more to protect

Kromek, the radiation detection specialists based in Sedgefield, County Durham, will attend the UK’s Counter-Threat Symposium 2021 in Farnborough, between 9-11 November 2021. Kromek will exhibit a range of its

County Durham tech firm Kromek has secured a $17 million (£12.3m) contract from a US manufacturer with customers around the globe. The radiation detection specialist, based in NETPark, Sedgefield, will

Kromek Group, based at NetPark in Sedgefield, has won a contract worth $17m to provide its detection skills to a US-based company. The contract will be delivered over seven years,