Nuclear

Nuclear weapons have influenced the global balance of power ever since the advent of the nuclear age. However, they do not exist in a technological vacuum. Today, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, stealth, quantum sensing, or hypersonic missiles intersect with nuclear weapons and might well affect the stability of nuclear deterrence. On the other hand, technology can also offer new ways to verify nuclear arms control agreements or nuclear disarmament. This is why CNTR conducts technical research to develop new verification approaches.

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Publications, News and Events

Deep Dive Forum at the 2024 Berlin Science Week with Niklas Schörnig, Laura Bannan-Fischer and Fabian Unruh

Lukas Rademacher elected as board member

Lukas Rademacher & Malte Göttsche gave talks about nuclear archaeology

Article by Benjamin Jung and Malte Göttsche

Article by Lukas Rademacher and Malte Göttsche

Article by Sophie Kretzschmar, Lukas Rademacher and Malte Göttsche

PRIF Blog by Frank Kuhn (in German)

Leopoldina debate with Una Jakob

Inaugural lecture by Prof. Dr. Malte Göttsche

CNTR's co-speaker appointed for three-year term

CNTR research group is hiring a research assistant and a research associate

Article by Malte Göttsche

Article by Benjamin Jung, Antonio Figueroa and Malte Göttsche

PRIF Spotlight by Frank Kuhn (in German)

Panel discussion at the University Duisburg Essen with Frank Kuhn

Article by Frank Kuhn

Edited publication by Alexander Glaser and Malte Göttsche

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