Remote or virtual onsite inspections could complement traditional onsite inspections and allow access sensitive sites that would otherwise be difficult or impossible.
Political memoirs and interviews with Iranian officials and nuclear scientists tell a story of how and why Iran became nuclear.
Patrick receives the award in recognition of his outstanding work as a preceptor for SPI/MAE 353, “Science and Global Security: From Nuclear Weapons to Artificial General Intelligence” in the fall of 2025.
Conclusions drawn from the growth and removal of low-yield nuclear weapons in Europe during the second half of the 20th century.
The capacity of U.S. society to confront nuclear risks, viewed though a planned geological repository for radioactive waste.
Probing public opinion on the use of low-yield nuclear weapons.
Unpacking the current transition in European policy and debates on defense and security.
Reflections on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran and its ramifications for future diplomacy.
Scientists have studied the global consequences of nuclear war since the 1940s. This resource guide — for researchers, teachers and students — maps key studies, current research, and core questions on the environmental effects of nuclear war.
The grant will support SGS in scientific and technical research, critical policy analysis, education, and outreach to enable and advance national and international policies for nuclear disarmament, arms control, and nonproliferation to support a safer and more peaceful world.
