On April 8-9, 2026, CNS convened a conference titled “Silicon, Swords, and Ploughshares: The Perils and Promise of AI in the Nuclear and Biological Domains.”
I was deeply saddened by the passing of General Robert Gard, a remarkable man and a close friend and benefactor of CNS.
Dr. Stephen Herzog’s work is recognized by the Society for Risk Analysis.
CNS is excited to announce the program with the aim of fostering strong French and U.S. cooperation in science, technology and related policies.
Retired South African Ambassador Peter Goosen, one of the heroes of the 1995 and 2000 NPT Review Conferences, and a legend in nonproliferation and disarmament diplomacy, passed away on November 4, 2025.
Graduate students and professionals—particularly from non-technical fields—to learn radiation and radiological security in this comprehensive program.
CNS invites qualified candidates to apply for the Spring and Fall 2026 Visiting Fellows program.
The office’s opening will allow for more collaboration between Vermont students and the CNS program.
An article providing key insights into Russian nuclear strategy during the first 18 months of the war in Ukraine has won the grand prize.
The office will also support teaching and research collaboration with Middlebury faculty.
