NTI’s Global Health and Security Program Receives Major Grant from Google Foundation
The Google Foundation announced a $2.5 million grant to greatly enhance its work to rapidly detect and respond to infectious disease outbreaks in Southeast Asia.
The Google Foundation announced a $2.5 million grant to greatly enhance its work to rapidly detect and respond to infectious disease outbreaks in Southeast Asia.
As a Muslim I am deeply offended and embarrassed that the perpetrators of this massacre had the audacity to describe themselves as Muslims.
The Advisory Group will address the challenges and opportunities presented by new and emerging technologies to reduce the risks of weapons of mass destruction.
The Middle East Consortium on Infectious Disease Surveillance was recognized for its work to enhance epidemiological surveillance using technology.
North Korea's first laboratory for drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) is developed in collaboration with U.S. doctors and TB experts.
CEO of NTI, Ernest J. Moniz released a statement calling President Trump’s decision today to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal a major strategic mistake.
Read the statement from NTI Co-Chairman and CEO Ernest J. Moniz regarding President Trump decision to not certify the Iran agreement.
A Call to Action on Nuclear Terrorism signed by more than 140 global political, diplomatic, business and military leaders, and top experts in nuclear security.
Center for Nonproliferation Studies and NTI launch new video library with 3D models of key nuclear, chemical and biological facilities around the world.
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