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Looking forward to presenting our work on the application of cheminformatics to support chemical weapons nonproliferation at the CWD 2021 conference in September. @gregkoblentz @RichardCupitt @GPWMDofficial
Want the chance to discuss your work with the world’s leading experts and generate fresh ideas?
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Want the chance to discuss your work with the world’s leading experts and generate fresh ideas?
Then be sure to submit your abstract for the #Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference 2021 by June 11.
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ISIS used Iraqi prisoners as human guinea pigs for testing chemical weapons, UN investigators say. Experiments appear to have been part of a broader effort to create WMD.
ISIS used chemical weapons on Iraqi prisoners, U.N. investigators find
The use of human test subjects was linked to a larger effort to manufacture a weapon of mass destruction, according to a U.N. report.
www.washingtonpost.com
ISIS used chemical weapons on Iraqi prisoners, U.N. investigators find
ISIS used chemical weapons on Iraqi prisoners, U.N. investigators find
The use of human test subjects was linked to a larger effort to manufacture a weapon of mass destruction, according to a U.N. report.
www.washingtonpost.com
Briefing on @StimsonCenter @AmericanU Cheminformatics Prototype Demonstration by @s_costanzi and @RichardCupitt
Briefing on Cheminformatics Prototype Demonstration on February 26, 2021 • Stimson Center
On February 26, 2021 the Stimson Center and American University unveiled its Cheminformatics database tool and software.
www.stimson.org
85% of States Parties present and voting supported this decision.
The #G7 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇯🇵🇮🇹🇩🇪🇪🇺 has set out our shared priorities for tackling the spread of dangerous weapons around the world.
@RichardCupitt Of “nuclear concern,” probably
@gregkoblentz @OPCW Taking out “or disabling physical effects” would make it clearer that only chemosensory irritants fall within the definition of riot control agents.
@gregkoblentz @OPCW CWC Article II.7. currently reads as follows. “Riot Control Agent” means: Any chemical not listed in a Schedule, which can produce rapidly in humans sensory irritation or disabling physical effects which disappear within a short time following termination of exposure.
@gregkoblentz @OPCW To further affirm the unsuitability of CNS-acting chemicals for use as riot control agents, it will be important to amend the Chemical Weapons Convention’s Article II.7 (which defines riot control agents) by expunging the language “or disabling physical effects”.
@gregkoblentz @OPCW The EC decision is in line with the SAB advice that only sensory irritants and not CNS-acting chemicals be considered suitable for use as riot control agents.
Advice from the Scientific Advisory Board of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons on riot control agents in connection to the Chemical Weapons Convention
Compounds that cause powerful sensory irritation to humans were reviewed by the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) of the Organisation for the Prohibitio...
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@gregkoblentz @OPCW The @OPCW EC decision to recommend the prohibition of the use of Central Nervous System (CNS)-acting chemicals for law enforcement purposes is very welcome. Hopefully, it will be adopted by the Conference of State Parties in November.
https://t.co/NJxWDCK9j6
Fantastic snapshot from history: Report of the Conference on Disarmament 1987 (Berlin Wall still up) including a negotiation draft of the Chemical Weapons Convention with „provisional“ lists of scheduled chemicals (104, 112, 115). Looks familiar? #OPCW https://t.co/ZOKx8sPogG
For background info on our work on the curation of lists of chemicals of security concern, see our @JCIM_ACS article Lists of Chemical Warfare Agents and Precursors from International Nonproliferation Frameworks @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial
Lists of Chemical Warfare Agents and Precursors from International Nonproliferation Frameworks: Structural Annotation and Chemical Fingerprint Analysis
To support efforts to stem the proliferation of chemical weapons (CWs), we have curated and structurally annotated CW-control lists from three key int...
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We gratefully acknowledge financial support from Global Affairs Canada. @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial
This work has been done within the scope of the Stimson Center’s Cheminformatics project, a collaboration involving Stimson’s Partnership in Proliferation Prevention’s Program and the Costanzi Research Group at American University. @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial
Our curated version of the WCO Strategic Chemicals list includes manually curated 2D images, downloadable 2D structures, structural identifiers, and links to web cards with analytical data and more. @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial
… the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), the Wassenaar Arrangement Munitions Lists, and WCO’s Programme Global Shield (PGS). @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial
The WCO Strategic Chemicals list featured in Annex V of the STCE includes many of the chemicals found in the Chemicals Weapons Convention (CWC) Schedules, the Australia Group (AG) Chemical Weapons Precursors list … @RichardCupitt @gregkoblentz @GPWMDofficial