The program reflects CNS’s commitment to educating and mentoring the next generation of nonproliferation experts at a time of growing global nuclear risks and rapid technological change.
CNS is proud to announce a new call for applications for its internationally recognized Visiting Fellows Program for Fall 2026.
The 2026 Critical Issues Forum (CIF) Spring Student Conference brought together nearly 90 high school students and educators from around the world in Monterey, California.
CNS, in cooperation with PNNL, hosted a pilot course on radiological security for 26 graduate students and early- to mid-career professionals.
Graduate students and professionals—particularly from non-technical fields—to learn radiation and radiological security in this comprehensive program.
The office’s opening will allow for more collaboration between Vermont students and the CNS program.
The program reinforces CNS’s role in shaping the next generation of leaders in the field.
CNS hosted Middlebury College students as part of its annual Winter Term Undergraduate Internship Program.
It’s unique among Middlebury Institute courses: students devote an entire semester to simulating an international treaty negotiation—stepping into the shoes of an international diplomat for hours each week.
CNS engaged the Middlebury community on the nuclear dynamics of the ongoing conflict.
