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Nuclear Policy Working Group members self-assemble into research teams, and work together to explore the technical and political aspects of a topic of their choosing in nuclear security. Research projects examine the nuclear security policy issues of a topic with roots in at least one of the technical focus areas of the NSSC. These include nuclear engineering, nuclear chemistry, nuclear physics and radiation detection and instrumentation. As is the case with this field, many projects overlap with several technical focus areas.

[NPWG] Research - IAEA Team

The Need for Alternative Neutron Detectors in IAEA Safeguards

NSSC University-Lab Exchange Program

A Coordinated Global Nuclear Security Framework

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We have received support from the Nuclear Science and Security Consortium, the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York via the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the MacArthur Foundation via the Federation of American Scientists, and the Berkeley Nuclear Research Center. This material is also based upon work supported in part by the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration under Award Number DE-NA0003180.

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