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Nuclear Security

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11 publications

AI-Enhancement of ASW Platforms and Risks to SSBN Survivability

Panel discussion of a new report that evaluates how different categories of AI enhancements could increase anti-submarine warfare platforms' ability to detect ballistic missile submarines at varying depths, and assesses the potential implications for strategic stability.

Event Online (Zoom) August 13, 2026

Atomic Backfires: When Nuclear Policies Fail

Dr. Ariel Petrovics will present her recent edited volume on how efforts to reduce nuclear weapons dangers may sometimes wind up exacerbating them. These efforts are considered fundamental to reducing the likelihood of nuclear catastrophe. Yet, no tool is guaranteed to succeed and some may even have unanticipated, counterproductive consequences for international security. In a field fixated on finding solutions, this book instead warns readers not to lose sight of the drivers and often calamitous effects of failed nuclear policies.

Event 223 Philosophy Hall April 21, 2026

Modeling Hypersonic Missile Flight

This webinar will walk through the purpose, capabilities, and use of the Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Simulator, a recently launched web application that enables quick and easy modeling of the flight performance of hypersonic missiles. In addition to covering detailed use cases for this tool, it will walk through BRSL’s broader work on the integration of technical analysis into global security analysis.

Event Online (Zoom) April 7, 2026

From Crust to Core: Analyzing North Korea’s Fissile Material and Strategic Resource Production

Sulgiye Park will discuss her research on North Korea’s production of critical materials for its nuclear weapons program. Combining satellite imagery, geological analysis, and technical assessment, she provides new, open-source intelligence on North Korea’s fissile material and nuclear weapons production capabilities. Her findings contribute to improved forecasting of future nuclear risks.

Event 223 Philosophy Hall March 17, 2026