Toxic: A History of Nerve Agents

The Royal Institution will host a live stream talk led by Dan Kaszeta on “A History of Nerve Agents” on Tuesday 17 November.

Nerve agents are the world’s deadliest means of chemical warfare. Kaszeta uncovers the development and propogation of these deadly compounds, from their Nazi invention to their recent use by assassins in Salisbury, England.

Dan Kaszeta has decades of experience in protecting against chemical and biological weapons, and has held positions in the US Army, the White House Military Office, the US Secret Service and private industry.

The event is free but donations are encouraged. Learn more.