updated September 24, 2007 2007 Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory,
On the leading edge of atmospheric predictions,
March, 2007. 2005 Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory,
WMD Detection Technologies Must Balance
Security with Civil Liberties, November 11, 2005.
Sandia National Laboratory,
Sandia Researchers Determine that Common
Anthrax Sampling Methods Need Improvement, October 25,
2005
Sandia National Laboratory,
Two Sandia MicroChemLab Technologies soon to
be Checking for Toxins in the Nation's Water Supplies,
September 27, 2005 Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory, Technological Advances Could Reduce Effects of
Chemical Weapons Convention, August 11, 2005. Sandia National
Laboratories, Mitigating the
Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, Press Release,
2005. Sandia National
Laboratories, Sandia BROOM
Tool Can Help Restore Facilities Following Release of Biological Warfare
Agents, Press Release,
April 21, 2005. 2004 Sandia National
Laboratories, US, Russian lab directors advocate global expansion of new
nuclear energy technologies, Press Release,
August 2, 2004.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, "Project Aims at Minimizing Chemical-Biological Weapons Casualties",
Press Release,
July 1, 2004.
Sandia National
Laboratories, Is there a Purpose for Deterrence
After the Cold War, Press Release,
June 10, 2004.
Sandia National Laboratories Annual
Report 2003-2004.
2003 Sandia National Laboratories,
Labs Accomplishments 2003. Los Alamos National Laboratory,
Reducing RDD Concerns Related to Large Radiological Source Applications,
September 2003.
Los Alamos National Laboratory,
Los Alamos Restores U.S. Ability to Make Nuclear Weapons,
April 22, 2003.
Sandia National Laboratories
Annual Report 2002-2003. 2002 James Fuller, Pacific Northwest National
Laboratory, Congressional Testimony, "Loose
Nukes, Biological Terrorism, and Chemical Warfare: Using Russian Debt to
Enhance Security," July 25, 2002.
Center for International Threat
Reduction,
In Support of Nonproliferation in the Republic of South Africa,
July 2002.
Pacific Northwest Center for Global Security,
Debt Conversion as a Tool for Ecological Remediation in Russia's Closed
Nuclear Cities, May 17, 2002. Pacific Northwest Center for
Global Security, Global
Security, May 2002. Center for International Threat Reduction,
The U.S. Surplus Highly Enriched Uranium Disposition Program,
April 2002.
Center for
International Threat Reduction,
A
Disciplined Approach to Physical Security Upgrades at Russian Facilities,
January 1, 2002. Center for International Threat Reduction,
Initiatives for Proliferation Prevention Program Involved in New Venture,
January 2002.
2001 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
Global Security, December
2001.
Center for International Threat
Reduction,
International Safeguards—HEU Transparency Implementation Program,
July 2001.
Center for International Threat Reduction,
NCI Program
Spins Start-Up Company, April 2001. Pacific Northwest Center
for Global Security,
Debt for Ecology—A Concept to Help Stabilize Russian Nuclear Cities,
April 2001. Sandia National Laboratories,
De-Alerting and De-Activating Strategic Nuclear Weapons, April
2001. C. Paul Robinson, President and Director, Sandia National
Laboratories, Pursuing a New Nuclear
Weapons Policy for the 21st Century, March 22, 2001.
Argonne National Laboratory,
Nuclear Data Needs for Non-Intrusive Inspection, January 5,
2001.
James Fuller, Pacific Northwest Center for Global Security,
Debt for Nonproliferation: The
Next Step in Threat Reduction, January 2001.
Sandia National Laboratories,
A
Primer on U.S. Strategic Nuclear Policy, January 2001.
2000 Sandia National Laboratories,
Security
Systems and Technology Center—An Overview of the Vulnerability
Assessment Process for Fixed Sites and Transportation, December
19, 2000. Cooperative Monitoring Center, Sandia National Laboratories,
Maritime Cooperation Between India and Pakistan—Building Confidence at
Sea, November 2000. Center for International Threat Reduction,
International Safeguards,
October 2000. Sandia National Laboratories,
A Systematic Approach for Implementing Managed Access at Sensitive
Nuclear Facilities, September 1, 2000. Sandia National Laboratories,
Technical Cooperation and Stability in the Caucasus, September
1, 2000. Brookhaven National Laboratory,
On Attributes and Templates for Identification of Nuclear Weapons in
Arms Control, July 16-20, 2000. Center for International Threat Reduction,
Nuclear Export Control,
July 2000. Cooperative Monitoring Center, Sandia National
Laboratories,
The Potential of Technology for the Control of Small
Weapons—Applications in Developing Countries, July 2000.
Sandia National Laboratories,
The Computer Modeling System for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
(CMSAC) for Warhead Dismantlement and Transparency, June 19,
2000. Sandia National Laboratories,
High Explosive Detection and Destruction Technology Applications for
Warhead Dismantlement Transparency, June 19, 2000. Sandia
National Laboratories,
Information Barrier Technology for Warhead Dismantlement Transparency,
June 19, 2000.
University of New Mexico Institute for Public Policy and Sandia National
Laboratories,
Mass
and Elite Views on Nuclear Security, June 2000. Sandia
National Laboratories,
Global Nuclear Materials Management—Building the Framework, May
8, 2000. Sandia National Laboratories,
When Materials Matter—Analyzing, Predicting, and Preventing Disasters,
April 24-28, 2000.
Center for International Threat Reduction,
Initiatives
for Proliferation Prevention, April 2000.
Cooperative Monitoring Center, Sandia National Laboratories,
A Survey of Nuclear-Related Agreements and Possibilities for Nuclear
Cooperation in South Asia, April 2000.
Sandia National Laboratories,
Nuclear Energy and
Security, January 1, 2000. Center for
International Threat Reduction,
Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) Transparency Program, January
2000. Sandia National Laboratories,
Ballistic Missile Silo Door Monitoring Area, January 2000.
1999
Argonne National Laboratory,
Argonne National Laboratory—An Example of a United States Nuclear
Research Center, December 1999.
Sandia
National Laboratories,
Entering the New Millennium—Dilemmas in Arms Control, November
1, 1999. Sandia National Laboratories,
Sabotage at
Nuclear Power Plants, July 21, 1999. Sandia National
Laboratories,
Cooperation Between the Russian Federation and the US to Enhance
Existing Nuclear-Material Protection, Control, and Accounting Systems at
Mayak Production Association, July 19, 1999. Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory,
MPC and A Enhancements for the Murmansk Shipping Company Icebreaker
Fleet, July 6, 1999.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
Training Options for Countering Nuclear Smuggling, July 1999.
Sandia National Laboratories,
Some Possible Methods for the Detection of Clandestine Production of
Nuclear Materials, June 1999.
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