NTI experts bring years of experience at the highest levels of government and research to tackle nuclear, chemical, biological and radiological threats.
Ernest Moniz discussed global nuclear security threats, North Korea, biosecurity and more at a seminar hosted by the East Asia Foundation, an independent Seoul-based organization dedicated to promoting peace-building policies in the ...
A new report from NTI and an investigation by Bloomberg point to the growing, urgent need for policy options designed to reduce risks to our digital systems to avoid potentially catastrophic results ...
The Nuclear Threat Initiative is looking for innovative new ways to use the NTI Nuclear Security Index rankings and data to improve understanding of the way nuclear materials and facilities are secured ...
Nuclear weapons and related systems are increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyberattacks, and nuclear-armed states must cooperate and accelerate efforts to prevent an attack that could have catastrophic consequences, according to a new ...
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Get to Know NTI Co-Chair and CEO Ernest J. Moniz
A physicist and former Secretary of Energy. A baseball aficionado. A proud son of Fall River, MA. Ernie Moniz is as passionate about science and innovation as he is about the power of diplomacy. He is effective working with both sides of the political aisle and with leaders around the world. Learn more about NTI’s Co-Chair and CEO from this video produced by the Roosevelt Institute when he won its 2017 FDR Distinguished Public Service Award. And find out what he has to say about his hair!
NTI has developed interactive educational tools for anyone who wants to learn more about the threat posed by nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.
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As long as nuclear materials and facilities exist and the nuclear terrorism threat remains, the cooperative work necessary to prevent catastrophic nuclear terrorism must continue.
Joan Rohlfing President and Chief Operating Officer Nuclear Threat Initiative
