Tue 10.6.2025
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Welcome to Kokkola

Stina Mattila, Mayor, Kokkola City

Tue 10.6.2025
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Opening of NBC 2025

Timo Lukkarinen, Chairman of the Organizing Committee

Monday 9th June

15:00–17:00 Exhibitor's Move-in
17:00–19:00 Registration to NBC 2025 Symposium, Kokkola City Hall
18:00–21:00 Get-together, Kokkola City Hall

Tuesday 10th June

08:00–16:00 Registration, Kokkola City Hall
08:30-08:50 OPENING OF THE SYMPOSIUM
Welcome remarks:
Mr. Timo Lukkarinen, Chair, NBC 2025 Organizing Committee
Mrs. Stina Mattila, Mayor, City of Kokkola
08:50–09:00 Organisational remarks
09:00–09:30 Opening keynote presentation:
The Resilience of the Finnish Society.
Mr. Petteri Korvala, Secretary General of the Security Committee (FI)
09:30–10:00 Coffee & Tea / Exhibition / Posters.
10:00–15:40 SESSION I SECURITY OF SUPPLY, CIVIL DEFENCE, INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS
10:00–10:30 Keynote presentation:
NESA’s Role in Developing Resilient Society.
Mr. Janne Känkänen, CEO, National Emergency Supply Agency (FI).
10:30–10:50 EU Strategic CBRN Capacity Hosted by Finland Mr. Pertti Kelloniemi, Project Manager, Ministry of the Interior (FI).
10:50–11:20 Keynote presentation:
MSB, CBRN and Civil Defence in Sweden
Mr. Ola Folkesson, Fire and Rescue Section, Civil Protection Department, The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB, SE).
11:20–11:40 My Poster, Part I, posters 1-10, a' 2 min.
11:40–12:40 Lunch.
12:40–13:10 Keynote presentation:
Building Resilience Through Healthy Population
Dr. Mika Salminen, Director General, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (FI).
13:10–13:30 Treatment Principles of Prehospital and Hospital Care of Contaminated Patients.
Dr. Vesa Lund, Satakunta Wellbeing Services County / Satasairaala (FI).
13:30–13:50 Protecting Chemical Threats in Advanced Technology Manufacturing Facilities
Dr. Jenq-Renn Chen, National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology (TW).
13:50–14:10 Mrs. Mirva Ojala, Senior Advisor, Security, Chemical Industry Federation of Finland (FI).
14:10-14:40 Coffee & Tea / Exhibition / Posters.
14:40–15:00 Kokkola Industrial Park – Co-operation Creates Results
Mrs. Kaisa Kaapo, Excecutive Director, Kokkola Industrial Park (FI).
15:00-15:20 Perspectives on Kokkola Industrial Park Safety and Security
Mr. Jussi Lång, Safety Development Manager, Kokkola Industrial Park (FI).
15:20–15:40 Harbour Management in Safe and Secure Manner
Mr. Tomas Mikkola, Kokkola Harbour Master (FI).
15:40-16:40 Bus Tour to Kokkola Industrial Park and Harbor.
18:00-19:30 City of Kokkola reception.

Wednesday 11th June

09:00–17:30 SESSION II PREVENTION, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
09:00–09:30 Keynote presentation:
CBRN Challenges – the Norwegian Total Defence Perspective. Dr. Helene Thorsen Rønning, Research Manager at the Division of Total Defence, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI, NO).
09:30-09:50 Finland’s CBRNE Strategy 2024 – Comprehensive preparedness against broad-spectrum CBRNE threats.
Mrs. Tiina Raijas
, Ministerial Adviser, Defence Policy Department, Ministry of Defence (FI).
09:50-10:20 Topical Matters and Views to Near Future.
Commodore, Dr (MilSc) Jukka Anteroinen, Chief of Plans & Policy, Defence Command (FI).
10:20-10:40 My Poster, Part II, posters 11-20, a’ 2 min .
10:40-11:10 Coffee / Exhibition / Posters.
11:10–11:40 Keynote presentation:
Can CBRN Research Create Resilience? - A Swedish View on CBRN in Total Defence.
Dr. Åsa Scott, Director of the Division of CBRNE Defence and Security, Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI, SE).
11:40–12:00 The Role of the Finnish Defence Research Agency in Building Resilience for Society
Dr. Katri Laatikainen, Finnish Defence Research Agency (FDRA, FI).
12:00–13:00 Lunch.
13:00–13:30 Keynote presentation:
The Salisbury Incident Dr. Peter Blain, Emeritus Professor, Translational and Clinical Research Institute, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Newcastle University (UK).
13:30–13:50 Psychosocial support in CBRNE incidents
Dr. Riikka Vikström, Southern Finland Preparedness Centre, HUS (FI).
13:50–14:10 The Swedish preparedness towards a CBRNE-incident
Dr. Per Lind, Swedish Research Defense Agency (SE).
14:10–14:30
Break.
14:30-15:00 Keynote presentation:
Climate Change and Comprehensive Security
Dr. Hannele Korhonen, Research Professor, Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI, FI)
15:00–15:20 Strengthening societal resilience to chemical and biological terror attacks - Joint Action Terror
Dr. Svenja Stöven, European CBRNE Centre, Umeå University (SE).
15:20–16:30 Exhibitors’ Presentations (1-14, a’ 5 min).
16:30-17:30 Coffee & Tea / Posters / Exhibition.
19:00–22:00 Symposium Dinner. Restaurant Mustakari

Thursday 12th June

09:00–14:30 SESSION III PROTECTION & RECOVERY, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY II
09:00–09:30 Keynote presentation:
Fear as a Weapon in Hybrid Influencing.
Mr. Jouni Mölsä, Leading expert, Ellun Kanat (FI).
09:30-09:50 Nuclear Weapon Effects - Building the Nuclear-Weapon Resilient Society
Dr. Martin Goliath, Research Scientist, Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI, SE).
09:50-10:50 Coffee & Tea / Exhibition / Posters.
10:50–11:10 Recent Progress in HPLC Miniaturization and Adaptation of Advanced Optical Detection
Dr. Jakub Vanek, National Institute for NBC Protection (CZ).
11:10–11:30 Integration of MALDI-TOF MS Technique with Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Detection of Biological Warfare Agents
Yevgen Karpichev, Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech, EE).
11:30-12:30 Lunch.
12:30–13:30 Panel discussion.
"Are we safe - what are the current CBRNE threats?"
13:30-13:50 A New Approach to Reusable and Cleanable Face Masks
Dr. Ilpo Kulmala, VTT (FI).
13:50-14:10 New Medical Countermeasure Against Percutaneous Intoxication by the Low Volatility (persistent) Organophosphorus Nerve Agents
Dr. Eugenia Bloch-Shilderman, Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR, IL).
14:10-14:30 Becoming a key actor related to concept for comprehensive security by using Theoretical Modeling of Accompanying to Self-education
Mrs. Iina Virnes (FI).
14:30 – CLOSING OF THE SYMPOSIUM
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No/Cat POSTERS
1/6 Analysis of ASSER Institute´s Training on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation of WMD
Mrs. Jenna Järvenpää, VTT, Finland.
6/5 Prototype of the Mobile Aerosol Chamber
Dr. Libor Tanzinger, National Institute for NBC Protection, Czech Republic.
7/4 Portable HPLC system for mobile laboratory – application for toxic compounds analysis
Dr. Kamila Lunerová, National Institute for NBC Protection, Czech Republic.
9/2 Anthrax weaponization, the availability heuristic, and public health policy preparations
Dr. Tristan Learoyd, Emergent, United Kingdom.
10/4 Field measurements and reachback in radiological and nuclear emergencies
Dr. Maarit Muikku,STUK - Radiation and nuclear safety authority, Finland.
11/4 Development of Portable Systems for Radiological Monitoring in CBRN Emergencies
Dr. Gabriele Zorloni, ELSE NUCLEAR s.r.l., Italy.
19/5 Evaluation of Solubility and Reactivation Efficacy of twelve HI-6 salts: Implication for Development of HI-6 Autoinjector for Nerve Agent Exposure
Dr. Kamil Kuca, University of Hradec Kralove, Centre for Basic and Applied Research, Czech Republic.
25/4 Nanometa Live: A graphical user interface for real-time metagenomics data analysis of biological threats
Dr. Edvin Karlsson, Swedish Defence Research Agency, CBRN defence and security, Umeå, Sweden.
26/4 Monitoring of radiation environment in the upper atmosphere with the radioactivity sounding system RAHAKRI
Dr. Jussi Paatero, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland.
27/2 RESILIENCE FPA: European Strategic alliance for research, development and innovation on medical countermeasures against CBRN threats
Dr. Yannick Saintigny, French Atomic and alternatives energies Commission, France.
28/2 The project “European agile network for medical COUNTERmeasures Against CBRN Threats” (COUNTERACT)
Dr. Renaud Laffourcade, French atomic and alternatives energies commission, France.
30/5 Basic knowledge of the stability, biochemical, and toxicological properties of A-232 and its comparison with A-234, GB, and VX
Dr. Daniel Jun, University of Defence, Military Faculty of Medicine, Czech Republic.
33/5 BX24 - Immediate Decontamination Individual Kit
Dr. Renato Bonora, Cristanini S.p.A., Italy.
37/5 Building operational capability in EU co-financed project "Improving equipment performance of CBRNE first responders, Southwest Finland Emergency Services"
Mrs. Iina Virnes, The wellbeing services county of Southwest Finland, Southwest Finland Emergency Services, Finland.