NTI's Andrew Bieniawski joins the New York City Department of Health and Hygiene and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center as a keynote speaker on radiological risks.
The authors recommend converting Cesium-137 blood irradiators to avoid terrorist misuse of cesium. (CNS)
NTI CEO Ernest Moniz receieved a 25th Anniversary of Independence Medal from the Republic of Kazakhstan for his significant contributions to bilateral cooperation.
Addressing the security of radioactive sources in Central Asia is one of more than 50 recommendations made in a joint NTI and CENESS report on U.S.-Russian cooperation.
The new interactive by Jeffrey A. Lewis of CNS examines the difficult choices that must be made about the comprehensive nuclear modernization program.
The US nuclear modernization program, unprecedented in scale since the 1980s, will require hard choices in an era of austerity. (CNS)
NTI's Beth Cameron was one of five advanced reviewers of the report which recommends aggressive action to analyze and finance gaps to stop outbreaks at the source.
NTI joins hundreds of international government officials and experts during the 70th World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland to highlight health and security partnerships.
Van Dine argues that although Stuxnet was a precise weapon that targetted an illicit nuclear weapons program, it openned the door to future, indiscriminate attacks.
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