The final conference of the 2015-2016 PONI Conference Series will be held on April 12 at United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM), Offutt Air Force Base. The one-day conference will feature presentations from emerging nuclear experts covering topics such as modernization, unconventional threats, nonproliferation, and culture within the nuclear enterprise along with keynote addresses from senior experts. Conference presentations and keynote speakers are off-the-record. Agenda and Participants Panel 1: NATO and Russian Posturing The NATO-Russia Strategic Relationship Thomas Frear, Research Fellow, European Leadership Network Russian Perceptions of Non-Nuclear Deterrence Harrison Menke, Wargaming Analyst, SAIC NATO’s Quiet Nuclear Evolution Jacek Durkalec, Analyst, Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) Panel 2: Emerging Unconventional Threats: The Relationship Between Space, Cyber, and Nuclear Norm Development in New Domains Becca Arbacher, Undergraduate Student, Columbia University Cyber Threat: Global Norms and the Modernization Paradox Taylor Brooks, Herbert Scoville Jr. Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Hitting the ‘Snooze’ Button on Nuclear Security: Stuxnet and the Wake-Up Call it Should Have Been Alexandra Van Dine, Program Associate, Scientific and Technical Affairs, Nuclear Threat Initiative Panel 3: Future Capabilities Hedge Math: Theoretical Limits on Minimum Stockpile Size Across Nuclear Hedging Strategies Jarret Lafleur, Homeland Security and Defense Systems Center, Sandia National Laboratories Dime Store Deterrence Evan Thompson, Research Associate, Octant Associates, LLC Red China’s “Capitalist Bomb:” Inside the Chinese Neutron Bomb Program Jonathan Ray, Associate Deputy Director, Commercial Analysis, Defense Group Inc. Panel 4: Enforcing Nonproliferation A Nuclear Procurement Channel for Iran: Mission Impossible? Michele Capeleto, Naval Analyst, IHS Jane’s A Paper Tiger or a World Free of Nuclear Terrorism? Law, Politics and Institutional Design of the UN Security Council Resolution 1540 Sarah Shirazyan, JSD Candidate, Stanford Law School Black Rain at Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Hidden Complexities of Nuclear-Weapons Effects Joe Schofield, JD Candidate, Boston University