Experts’ Quotes & Guest Appearances
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October
October 26, 2026: “MIIS Featured in Export Compliance Manager Cover Story,” Robert Shaw, Wes Small, and Lailah Matrosova Khalil in This Week at MIIS
October 7, 2026: “Russian Roulette LIVE: Putin’s Global Campaign to Defeat the West with Hanna Notte,” Max Bergmann, Maria Snegovaya, and Hanna Notte in Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) CSIS
October 6, 2026: “The Nuclear Paradox: Why the World Wants Both Deterrence and Disarmament,” Lauren Sukin, Luis Rodriguez, and Stephen Herzog in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
October 6, 2026: “Author Talk: Hanna Notte — We Shall Outlast Them: Putin’s Global Campaign to Defeat the West,” Hanna Notte in Politics and Prose / YouTube
October 5, 2026: “October 5, 2026,” Hanna Notte in Amanpour & Company / PBS PBS
October 5, 2026: “October 5, 2026,” Hanna Notte in Amanpour / CNN
October 2, 2026: “Partners in Rivalry: U.S.-China Civil Nuclear Ties in Historical Perspective,” Yanliang Pan, Siegfried Hecker, and William Potter in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies James Martin Center
September
September 29, 2026: “Lessons from Los Alamos,” Siegfried Hecker in Arena Magazine James Martin Center
September 29, 2026: “Doomed to Cooperate: A Conversation with Dr. Siegfried ‘Sig’ Hecker,” Siegfried Hecker in Nuclear Energy and National Security Coalition James Martin Center
September 24, 2026: “Professor Stephen Herzog on CNS Courses and On-Campus Opportunities,” Stephen Herzog in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies James Martin Center
September 23, 2026: “Ep. 210. Can Putin Outlast the West (by Disordering it)? With Hanna Notte,” Hanna Notte in Disorder podfollow
September 21, 2026: “From Proliferation to Restraint: A Process-Based Approach to Artificial Intelligence and Weapons of Mass Destruction,” Stephen Herzog in The Nonproliferation Review James Martin Center
September 17, 2026: “Next-Generation OSINT: Machine Learning for Tracking Nuclear and Missile Proliferation,” Yanliang Pan in The Nonproliferation Review James Martin Center
September 15, 2026: “Remembering Ambassador Thomas Graham: A Perspective from a Former South African Diplomat,” Jean du Preez in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies James Martin Center
September 15, 2026: “Ep. 38 — ‘A Struggle Over Global Order’: Russia Expert Dr. Hanna Notte on Why Moscow’s Campaign for Global Legitimacy Runs Through Africa,” Hanna Notte in Earlylands in Conversation podfollow
September 14, 2026: “The Nonproliferation Review Publishes Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence and Weapons of Mass Destruction,” Stephen Herzog in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies James Martin Center
September 11, 2026: “Where Crises Converge: Russia’s Role in the Middle East,” Hanna Notte in CSIS / Babel PodParadise
September 8, 2026: “Spooky Action, Real Stakes: The 2nd Quantum Revolution and What’s Ahead for the Nuclear Field,” Sarah Case Lackner and William Potter in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
September 8, 2026: “Message to the Middlebury Community from CNS Director Dr. William C. Potter,” William Potter in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
August
August 21, 2026: “Strategy or Scramble? Security Implications of Emerging Technologies in Nuclear Energy,” Janani Mohan and Jeff Knopf in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
August 17, 2026: “2026 International Nuclear Safeguards Intensive Summer Course,” James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies James Martin Center
August 17, 2026: “CNS Summer Undergraduate Fellows Share Research with Longtime Supporters Tom and Sarah Pattison,” Masako Toki in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
August 4, 2026: “Russia Expert Hanna Notte Talks About Her New Book, ‘We Shall Outlast Them’,” Hanna Notte in NPR
August 3, 2026: “What Makes a Weapon Too Horrific to Use?,” Lauren Sukin, David Allison, and Stephen Herzog in Irregular Warfare Initiative
July
July 22, 2026: “Putin’s Gamble Might Pay Off,” Hanna Notte in The New York Times
July 21, 2026: “Managed Disorder: The Hard Road to a Modest Peace with Russia After Ukraine,” Jeremy Shapiro, Samuel Charap, Bob Deen, Hiski Haukkala, Ivan Krastev, Hanna Notte, and Jim O’Brien in European Council on Foreign Relations
July 16, 2026: “A Personal Perspective of U.S.-China Nuclear Science and Security Cooperation,” Siegfried Hecker in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
July 15, 2026: “NATO’s Nuclear Types: Vulnerability, Defense Investment, and Alliance Strategy Preferences,” Stephen Herzog, J. Luis Rodriguez, and Lauren Sukin in Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies
July 14, 2026: “Putin Will Turn a Cease-Fire Into a Weapon,” Michael Kimmage and Hanna Notte in Foreign Affairs
July 7, 2026: “Anticipatory Arms Control for the AI Age,” Douglas Shaw, Stephen Herzog, and William Potter in Arms Control Today
June
June 18, 2026: “AI Is Changing Biological and Nuclear Risks; Governance Must Change Accordingly,” Stephen Herzog, Yanliang Pan, William Potter, Douglas Shaw, and Allison Berke in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
June 18, 2026: “AI Is Changing Biological and Nuclear Risks; Governance Must Change Accordingly” Stephen Herzog, Allison Berke, Yanliang Pan, William Potter, Douglas Shaw in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
June 18, 2026: “The Asilomar Principles for Governing AI Applications in Nuclear and Biological Security,” Stephen Herzog, Yanliang Pan, William Potter, Douglas Shaw, and Allison Berke in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
June 2, 2026: “Russian Roulette,” Hanna Notte in Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
May
May 6, 2026: “Nuclear Security News and Member Updates Roundup, April 2026,” VCDNP experts Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova, Sanaa Alvira, and Federica Dall’Arche in Stimson
May 6, 2026: “Mitigating Miscalculation: The Role of Pre-Launch Notifications in Strategic Stability,” William Alberque, Miles Pomper, David Santoro, and Hanna Notte in Pacific Forum
May 7, 2026: “This Is Not the World Russia Wants,” Hanna Notte in Foreign Affairs
May 7, 2026: “When Biology Becomes a Threat to Us All,” Filippa Lentzos in Summit Talks
April
April 28, 2026: “Russia’s Loss Is Ukraine’s Gain in the Middle East,” Hanna Notte in Financial Times
April 13, 2026: “Facing the Global Nuclear Threat: Empowering Youth for Global Security” Masako Toki in James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
March
March, 2026: “South Africa and the 1995 NPT Review Conference” Jean du Preez in Arms Control Association.
March, 06 2026: “Radar bases housing key US missile interceptor hit in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and UAE, satellite images show” Sam Lair in CNN.
March, 06 2026: “Iran Has Friends, but Where Are They Now?” Hanna Notte in The New York Times.
March, 05 2026: “Day 5 of Middle East conflict – Tehran retaliation, more than 1,000 killed in US-Israeli attacks” Sam Lair in CNN.
February
February, 20 2026: “Experts worry about nuclear quid pro quo in Russia-North Korea alliance against Ukraine” John Ford in Defense News.
