Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine has "elevated the risk of nuclear war to levels not seen since the darkest days of the Cold War," NTI Co-Chair and CEO Ernest J. Moniz writes.
A major new gift from Joe Gebbia and Isabelle Boemeke will establish he Nuclear Scaling Initiative — a collaborative effort to catalyze and build a new nuclear energy ecosystem to scale to 50 or more gigawatts of clean, safe, and secure nuclear power per year by the 2030s, a tenfold increase of the current deployment rate.
Nevada business leaders, environmental and community groups, and elected officials are joining forces to voice their strong opposition to growing calls to resume explosive nuclear testing in Nevada.
Dozens of students and early-career professionals from 19 countries across five continents entered the 2024 competition, which sought innovative and creative papers focused on how investments in biosecurity can contribute to a more equitable society while also reducing biological risks.
The fourth annual #CranesForOurFuture Campaign takes flight with entertainers, prominent organizations, and public figures sharing paper cranes on social media.
This August 6–9 join us for the fourth annual #CranesForOurFuture campaign, the world’s largest and most visible demonstration of support for a world without nuclear weapons.
NTI is pleased to announce the appointment of Hugh Sullivan as Vice President of Development and David Stiefel as a Director for NTI's Global Biological Policy and Program (NTI | bio).
NTI’s 2023 Annual Report, Securing the Future details the organization’s accomplishments in reducing global nuclear and biological threats and addressing the benefits and risks associated with artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
After five years hosting the Cyber-Nuclear Forum, where cybersecurity experts from nuclear facilities around the world convene to exchange information and best practices around cybersecurity, NTI has passed the responsibility on to the World Institute for Nuclear Security).
NTI President and COO Joan Rohlfing and more than 100 experts from 20 countries gathered this week in Geneva to mark the 10th anniversary of the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification (IPNDV), a public-private partnership between NTI and the U.S. Department of State with 30 Partner countries.
