An intense focus is needed to identify possible pathways through which AI could threaten humanity.
Last month, CNS bid farewell to the latest group of visiting fellows following the successful completion of their intensive, 15-week nonproliferation training program.
Originally from Hiroshima, she is about to complete her Master’s degree on Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
Thomas Markram, CNS, and the VCDNP’s Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova review which aspects of the review process are in greater need of improvement and where changes are most feasible.
This seminar video outlines the methodology behind this forecasting project and describe its major results to date.
Economic and political interests influence supply chains in the Ukraine conflict. Understanding them can help scope out a reshaped political network that could be exploited by North Korea.
Discussion on Putin’s announcement that Russia will deploy tactical nuclear warheads to Belarus.
US, Russia, and Kazakhstan scientists write the story of nonproliferation cooperation at Semipalatinsk in the two-volume book, “Doomed to Cooperate.”
Operations Manager [email protected] Monterey, CA 831.647.6615 Lauren Kaye serves as Operations Manager for the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), where she leads operational strategy supporting internationally recognized research programs focused on global security and nonproliferation. She oversees budgets, contracts, conferences, executive travel, visiting fellows, and institutional initiatives that enable CNS researchers to engage […]
CNS and VERTIC with the U.S. Department of State, delivered a workshop for customs, coast guard, and legal officials from the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Taiwan to enforce maritime sanctions.
