Member: Jake Hecla

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Jake Hecla is currently a graduate student in the department of nuclear engineering at UC Berkeley. He earned an undergraduate degree in nuclear science and engineering from MIT in 2017. His interests include arms control, gamma-ray imaging, zero-knowledge warhead verification and safeguards technology.

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