NOTIONES

06 Feb

Posted at 14:40h in NOTIONES

Suggest a title to the text: Terrorist attacks involving explosives and CBRN materials remain a global threat, influenced by technological advances and changing geopolitical landscapes. While explosive attacks are prevalent, CBRN incidents are less common, with only 47 such cases in Western Europe between 1970...

22 Jan

Posted at 10:18h in NOTIONES

The EU-HYBNET – Empowering a Pan-European Network to Counter Hybrid Threats project is nearing its completion and we are delighted to invite you to EU-HYBNET final events 5th Annual Workshop and 5th Future Trends Workshop, taking place on 12.-13.2025 at the Maison des Associations Internationales...

13 Jan

Posted at 16:13h in NOTIONES

The final event of the ALLIES project will take place on February 20, 2025, in Athens, Greece. It aims to equip micro and small Hosting Service Providers (HSPs) with tools to comply with the EU Terrorist Content Online (TCO) Regulation. The event brings together key...

18 Nov

Posted at 13:49h in NOTIONES

The Observatory function of the Europol’s Innovation Lab has published a report that explores how artificial intelligence can revolutionize law enforcement operations. Law enforcement agencies are now able to process vast datasets more efficiently, thereby enhancing their ability to detect and counter criminal activities. Additionally,...

25 Oct

Posted at 09:30h in NOTIONES

The NOTIONES Consortium is proud to announce the realization of a scientific publication about the latest trends in MASINT Technologies for CBRNe threats.The article provides up-to-date information on the latest Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MASINT) technologies to face Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNe)...

21 Oct

Posted at 10:48h in NOTIONES

The study highlights the significant societal impact of conspiracy theories and the importance of understanding the psychological factors behind their spread. It addresses the gap in research concerning large-scale behavioral outcomes and online support for conspiracy theories. By combining psychological self-reports from 2506 Twitter (now...