A compendium of CNS expert analysis and commentary on the nuclear ramifications of the war, as well as educational materials for expert and general audience.
Applicants must either be a currently enrolled graduate student or a young professional in the nuclear nonproliferation field.
Dr. Stephen Herzog is the lead editor of a newly published edited volume on counterproductive consequences in nuclear politics.
The Nonproliferation Review features a special collection of articles by the Harvard–MacArthur Beyond Nuclear Deterrence Working Group.
Dr. Stephen Herzog’s work is recognized by the Society for Risk Analysis.
The IAEA’s Significant Quantity (SQ) is a politically sensitive, approximate amount of nuclear material used as a baseline for determining inspection goals and frequency under the NPT, despite being often misunderstood as the minimum required for a weapon.
Video: This seminar is on a relatively neglected aspect of nuclear security, the supply chain, discussing counterfeiting and other risks and their impact on nuclear facilities.
Dr. Stephen Herzog and co-authors lay out research directions for thinking about a durable nuclear-weapons-free world.
This essay by Jeff Knopf is the lead article in a special issue of The Nonproliferation Review featuring papers from the Beyond Nuclear Deterrence working group.
CNS is excited to announce the program with the aim of fostering strong French and U.S. cooperation in science, technology and related policies.
Dr. Stephen Herzog publishes book chapter in volume on nuclear negotiations.
