Oppenheimer: Scientists, The Bomb, and the Implications for Today
The film Oppenheimer, which opened in theaters in July, tells the story of American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer who led the team that built the first atomic bomb, and […]
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The Sentinel ICBM program: Risks, Costs, and Alternatives
Webinar Abstract: The U.S. Air Force is moving forward with plans to refurbish all its 450 nuclear missile silos and replace its current fleet of Minuteman III land-based […]
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Understanding the New Nuclear Arms Race: Views From Washington, Moscow and Beijing
This webinar delves into the multifaceted dimensions of the contemporary nuclear arms race, offering in-depth analyses from three of the world's nuclear powers. Experts will explore the motivations, defense […]
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US Policy and Nuclear Threat Reduction Challenges in 2025
Abstract: This webinar will share expert views on current and emerging crises and opportunities for nuclear threat reduction efforts in the United States, and introduce the near-term nuclear policy advocacy goals […]
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Webinar: “Golden Dome”: A Costly, Destabilizing, and Ineffective Missile Defense System
In May 2025, President Donald Trump approved the Defense Department’s architecture and implementation plan for "Golden Dome"—a multilayered missile defense system incorporating ground-, sea-, and space-based components designed […]
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Webinar: The Russell-Einstein Manifesto at 70: Scientists Advancing Peace and Global Security
On 9 July 1955, Bertrand Russell delivered a public statement in London on the dangers of nuclear weapons. It was cosigned by Albert Einstein, in his last public […]
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U.S. Government Assessments of Nuclear War and Nuclear Terrorism Risks: Findings of a National Academies Study
Abstract A recent congressionally-mandated study by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine examined U.S. government methods for assessing nuclear war and nuclear terrorism risks, how those […]