Expert Papers: Nuclear Security and the Nuclear Supply Chain in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
29 April 2025
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New Technologies, Nuclear Security, Publications, Reports and Papers
The VCDNP has published three new papers by nuclear and cyber security experts to map and respond to changes in civil nuclear, triggered by the dawn of the AI age. They provide useful information for diplomats, policy-makers, and industry on how nuclear energy can benefit from the AI revolution while managing accompanying risks.
Understanding the Principle of Irreversibility: A Primer for Future Negotiations
24 April 2025
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Briefs and Factsheets, Disarmament, Publications
In this edition of the Governing the Atom brief series, Senior Research Associate Noah Mayhew and Senior Fellow Dr. Nikolai Sokov describe the development of the principle of irreversibility in nuclear disarmament.
Global Public Views on Nuclear Deterrence and Nuclear Disarmament
18 April 2025
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Event Reports
The VCDNP hosted a seminar featuring Dr. Stephen Herzog of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, who presented striking new findings from a global survey of public views on nuclear weapons possession and use.
Nuclear Security and the Nuclear Supply Chain in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
17 April 2025
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New Technologies, Nuclear Security, Publications, Reports and Papers
VCDNP experts Dr. Sarah Case Lackner and Mara Zarka authored a report on AI-driven changes to the nuclear security landscape and the supply chain for nuclear facilities, featuring insights from a workshop with AI, nuclear security, and supply chain experts.
Security Risks Emanating from Nuclear Weapons – A TPNW Perspective
3 April 2025
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Event Reports
The VCDNP held a webinar discussing the report on articulating security concerns of TPNW States Parties, featuring Ambassador Alexander Kmentt of Austria as presenter and Dr. Oliver Meier of the European Leadership Network as a discussant.
Reimagining Risk Reduction: Adapting Cold War Tools to Manage 21st Century Strategic Instability
5 March 2025
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Event Reports
The VCDNP hosted a webinar with VCDNP Senior Fellow Dr. Nikolai Sokov, Rose Gottemoeller, Sahil Shah, David Santoro, and Miles Pomper, who presented a new report analysing the next stage in the development of risk reduction tools to prevent nuclear escalation in an increasingly complex world.
Partnering for Progress: Priority Areas for Action Ahead of the 2025 Article XIV Conference
5 March 2025
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Event Reports
The VCDNP and the Permanent Missions of Norway and Panama convened a panel discussion on strengthening support for the CTBT and its entry into force ahead of the 2025 Article XIV Conference, with CTBTO Executive Secretary Dr. Robert Floyd and other expert speakers.
Mitigating the Threat of Attacks on Nuclear Facilities
25 February 2025
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Nuclear Security, Publications, Reports and Papers
VCDNP Senior Research Associate Noah Mayhew examines the international frameworks prohibiting attacks on nuclear facilities and proposes practical measures to strengthen these prohibitions in a newly published paper.
Securing Our Future: Reducing Nuclear Threats Today and Tomorrow
18 December 2024
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Event Reports
The VCDNP organised a high-level event and panel discussion on contemporary and developing nuclear threats, featuring remarks by the eighth UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former President of Austria Dr. Heinz Fischer, in partnership with the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens and the City of Vienna.
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