FAS Roundup – January 28, 2019 January 28, 2019
The Rise of NGOs: What Cheap and Available Imagery Means for Monitoring and Advocacy FAS’ Pia Ulrich and Christopher Bidwell, along with John Lauder, Harvey…
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The Rise of NGOs: What Cheap and Available Imagery Means for Monitoring and Advocacy FAS’ Pia Ulrich and Christopher Bidwell, along with John Lauder, Harvey…
Read moreThis Week in FAS Several FAS affiliates, including President Charles D. Ferguson and adjunct senior fellows Tom Shea…
Read moreBig Tech CEOs Questioned About Fighting Disinformation With AI by the House Energy and Commerce Committee Last week, Congress asked big tech…
Read moreFirst New START Data After Extension Shows Compliance Although the New START treaty has been extended for five years and…
Read moreConventional Deterrence of North Korea In a brand new report, Adam Mount explains how rapid technological and doctrinal advancements on both sides of the…
Read moreA Grassroots Effort to Fight Misinformation During the Pandemic Soon after its launch, Ask A Scientist became the go-to place for…
Read moreHave an idea for President Biden’s first State of the Union address? The Day One Project is looking for 50 science and technology policy ideas to inform the Administration’s agenda.
Read moreChristopher Bidwell gives statement on biosecurity and the use of microbial forensics as scientific methodology to 2015 Meeting of State’s Parties Christopher Bidwell,…
Read moreADAM MOUNT, Director, FAS Defense Posture Project, spoke with Brooke Baldwin on CNN Newsroom (alongside Rear Admiral John Kirby) to discuss President Trump’s cancellation of…
Read moreHans Kristensen et al co-authored an article in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists explaining how the U.S. Navy nuclear submarine force's new warhead super-fuze both increases its hard-target kill capability and threatens U.S.-Russia strategic stability.
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