Fall Visiting Fellows Complete Nonproliferation Training

Margarita Sevcik
December 11, 2015

Nonproliferation Training

This fall semester, CNS hosted six visiting fellows from Chile, Egypt, Indonesia, Mali, Pakistan, and South Africa, as well as a Fulbright researcher from Turkey. The group included specialists with diverse backgrounds, such as biology, academia, and diplomacy.

Nonproliferation Training

Throughout the entire semester, fellows participated in a rigorous nonproliferation training that included participation in a lecture series specifically tailored for the CNS Visiting Fellows Program, as well as selected MIIS courses such as the NPT Simulation course led by CNS Founding Director Dr. William Potter.

While at CNS, visiting fellows had the opportunity to travel to other California-based institutes to meet with and learn from additional experts, such as those at the Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) at Stanford University and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

The fellows also conducted individual research projects under the mentorship and guidance from CNS senior experts. At the end of their training, they presented their research findings and received certificates of completion. Their outstanding presentations served as evidence of the dedicated efforts, on the part of both the fellows and their mentors.

Presentations

If you are interested in learning more about the CNS Visiting Fellows’ presentations for the Fall 2015 semester, contact Margarita Sevcik.

Modern Bio Warfare
Dr. Mona ElShokry
Infection Control Clinical Microbiologist
U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit # 3
Cairo, Egypt

Implementation of the UNSCR 1540 in Mali
Ms. Kadiatou Dao
Biologist
National Institute of Public Health Research
Bamako, Mali

South Africa Rekindles its Nuclear Appetite: Putting the 2008 Nuclear Policy in Context
Ms. Pumza Matyila
Assistant Director
Sub-directorate: Chemical, Biological, Missile, and Arms Control
Department of International Relations and Cooperation
Pretoria, South Africa

Securitization of Nuclear Weapons in South Asia
Ms. Sahar Hayat
Lecturer
Bahria University
Islamabad, Pakistan

A paradigm of Russian expansionism: The Baltic dilemma and NATO Nuclear Deterrence
Mr. Pablo Callis
3rd Secretary
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Chile
Santiago, Chile

The JCPOA & Its Innovative Safeguard Measures: A New Standard Verification Mechanism?
Ms. Mutti Anggitta
International Relations Department
BINUS University
Jakarta, Indonesia

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