The current NC3 structure, last comprehensively updated in the 1980s, was designed for a vastly different security environment.
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How To: Record a Virtual Presentation
A how-to demonstration and best practices for recording a virtual presentation.
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Workshop on Emerging Digital Technologies for Nonproliferation and Nuclear Security
Join the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security for their upcoming event “Emerging Digital Technology for Nonproliferation and Nuclear Security.” Featuring Nidhi Kalra (RAND) and Dimitri Finker (IAEA). Sept 9th (11am-12:30pm Eastern)
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Preventing Nuclear Risks in Outer Space
Space is becoming an increasingly competitive domain and nuclear technologies, including both nuclear propulsion and energy production, could play a key role in advancing a variety of these missions.
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Launch Event: 2020 NTI Nuclear Security Index Rankings
Join us for a live, online launch event releasing the results of the 2020 NTI Nuclear Security Index. Featuring NTI Co-Chair and CEO Ernest J. Moniz, the event will reveal where progress has been made and where the world is still falling short. The NTI Nuclear Security Index is recognized globally as the premiere resource Read More
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Preliminary Results from a Comparative Analysis of Counterintelligence and Insider Threat in Nuclear Facilities
Capstone presenter Noelle Camp presents a case for counterintelligence and insider threat in nuclear facilities.
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Rare Earth Elements: China’s Monopoly and the Supply Chain Threat to U.S. Strategic Systems
Capstone Presenter Rosemarie Frost presents a case for the risk rare earth elements pose to national security.
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A Case for Understanding Public Nuclear Knowledge
Capstone presenter Jamie Kwong presents a case for understanding public nuclear knowledge.
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WEBINAR: Stimson center – The Critical Role of Underground Research Laboratories
The Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board presents the Board’s report of US DOE underground research laboratory (URL)-related research and development activities, and their relationship to a spent nuclear fuel and high-level waste disposal program. The report describes the critical role of URLs in technology development and demonstration, training, and public confidence building. April 24, 2020 Read More
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The “fearful atomic dilemma:” checking in with the new management
It is a precarious time to be managing the international organization charged with stopping the proliferation of the world’s deadliest weapons.