Occasional Paper #33 examines the degree to which additive manufacturing – including its distribution and use – may be introducing new proliferation risks.
This time every year, we have an opportunity to learn more about what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki when atomic bombs were dropped on these cities.
Students engaged with policy experts, high-ranking officials, and science and technical experts in nuclear-test monitoring.
Top-level undergraduate interns work and study at CNS this summer, focusing on current challenges to the nonproliferation regime.
US, Russian and Japanese high school students met to discuss the nuclear test ban treaty, a world free of nuclear weapons, and youth education.
Dr. Lassina Zerbo, the executive secretary of the CTBTO, is scheduled to deliver the conference’s keynote address.
DECEMBER 11, 2016: Four CIF students were invited by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the “Forum of Youth Communicators for a World without Nuclear Weapons.”
This year’s participants will study nuclear weapon-testing history, the CTBT negotiations, the treaty’s current status, challenges, and prospects.
JULY 27, 2016: Students share their research and engage in lively discussions with important funders.
The CTBT’s future depends on engaged youth and effective nonproliferation education.
