Seminars & Events

SGS hosts a weekly seminar open to the Princeton University community and the public and occasional technical and policy workshops with a view to advancing scholarship and policy. The seminar features SGS research presentations and invited speakers who have studied or participated in security policy debates where technical issues and expertise have played an important role. View our past events here.

September 20, 2023

Tom Stefanick, "Artificial Intelligence, the Logic of Uncertainty and the Future Survivability of Nuclear-Armed Submarines"

How developments of new sensors and uncrewed undersea vehicles infused with artificial intelligence algorithms impact anti-submarine warfare and the survivability of ballistic missile submarines?

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September 27, 2023

Andrew Futter, “Towards a Third Nuclear Age”

How does the emerging nuclear age differ from earlier periods of nuclear competition and what key drivers and dynamics shape this more complex nuclear environment?

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