Under the support of Prof. Amin Dway Thamer, President of the University of Technology, the Chemical Engineering Department held a scientific seminar entitled "Raising awareness of the dangers of chemicals and biological materials substances within the CBRN concept" on Wednesday 15/3/2017 at Dar Al- Salaam Hall in the department.
 The Assistant to the President of the University for Administrative Affairs appreciated the efforts of the department in establishing this symposium, which would raise awareness of the dangers of the security and proliferation of chemical and biological materials.
 "There are a number of threats facing human societies at the present time, the dangers of toxic chemicals used at different times, which have caused many fatal or serious injuries, the risks of biological materials and are more dangerous than Chemical substances because they are rapidly spread in the form of epidemics and that the risks of radioactive materials can be causing different diseases without affecting them only after long periods and the risk of using nuclear material as a deadly weapon or deadly and is part of the challenges facing modern society.
 Seminar of the Symposium Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadhel Abed and decision Dr. walaa Abdul Hadi Nouri which included the first four lectures entitled Risk Management and the functions of the national team for CBRN delivered a lecture in which Prof. Dr. Khalid Hadi Mahdi from Baghdad University College of Ibn al-Haytham, and the second entitled the role of the Department of research and development in the creation of a team CBRN Ministerial delivered by Prof. Dr. aows Hilal Jassim of the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and scientific research / R & D department, the third lecture microbiology one of the form of biological weapons deliverd by Prof. Dr. Taghreed Khudair Lutfi technical and the fourth and final one definition chemicals of unknown liquid delivered by Prof. Dr. Riyadh Sadik from the University of Technology / Department of Chemical Engineering.
 At the end of the seminar certificates were delivered to the lecturers.