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Martin Malin, Ph.D.
Exective Director
Project on Managing the Atom
The Belfer Center
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Cambridge, MA 02138
atom@harvard.edu
Neal Doyle
Program Coordinator
Project on Managing the Atom
The Belfer Center
79 John F. Kennedy Street, Mailbox 134
Cambridge, MA 02138
neal_doyle@harvard.edu
Vaidya Gundlupet will present a MTA seminar entitled "Political Costs of Nuclear Threats: Implications for Crisis Stability in South Asia" on Tuesday, December 1, beginning at 9:30am in the Belfer Center Library.
Hui Zhang's article "Ending North Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions: The Need for Stronger Chinese Action" was published by Arms Control Today.
Zhang's article "Is North Korea's Reprocessing Facility Operating?" was published by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Matthew Bunn's memo "Beyond Zero Enrichment: Suggestions for an Iranian Nuclear Deal" was cited by the Boston Globe and Flynt Leverett's Race for Iran blog.
The Christian Science Monitor relied on Matthew Bunn's Options for Limiting the Security Risks from a Negotiated Nuclear Settlement with Iran presentation for a recent article on Iran's Nuclear Disclosures.
Matthew Bunn was interviewed by NPR's All Things Considered about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear weapon stockpile.
Martin Malin was interviewed by PRI's The World about Iran's covert enrichment facility.
Matthew Bunn was quoted in a New York Times article about a U.N. Security Council Resolution on nuclear security.
Hui Zhang was interviewed by Radio Free Asia about the North Korean nuclear program.
Thomas M. Nichols' response to President Obama's recent missile defense decision was published by the National Review Online
Neal Doyle's letter to the editor was published by the Washington Times.
Emma Belcher commented in an Sydney Morning Herald article about Australia's role in preventing nuclear smuggling.
Matthew Bunn commented in a Washington Post article about nuclear power policy.
Hui Zhang's Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists article was cited by Reuters in a article that has been syndicated dozens of times.
MTA staff, faculty and fellows traveled to Seabrook Station in July 2009. Following a lecture, MTA toured the facility.
The world still faces a "very real" risk that terrorists could get a nuclear bomb, and the Obama Administration must make reducing that risk a top priority of U.S. security policy and diplomacy, according to Securing the Bomb 2008, the sixth annual report written by MTA's Matthew Bunn.
Matthew Bunn is an Associate Professor at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. His research interests include nuclear theft and terrorism; nuclear proliferation and measures to control it; and the future of nuclear energy and its fuel cycle.
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