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Earlier this year, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory hosted the first Introduction to Arms Control course in support of NNSA's Next Generation Arms Control Experts program.
NNSA celebrated the opening of Sandia National Laboratories’ new Emergency Operations Center.
Jay TIlden recently toured the Leonardo Helicopter assembly plant in Philadelphia to see the new aircraft NNSA has ordered.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) honored the former Bannister Federal Complex in Kansas City, Missouri with a Federal Facility Excellence in Site Reuse Award.
Two NNSA leaders visited the country of Georgia last month to discuss the agency’s bilateral partnerships, seek areas of mutual cooperation, and get a closer look at how nuclear security is implemented each day at active border crossings.
This month, leaders and team members from across the Nuclear Security Enterprise attended the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Science and Technology Conference and the International Atomic Energy Agency's Computer security conference in Vienna.
Meet Alexander Godinez-Robinson, making a positive impact on interns, fellows, and students across the nation through NNSA’s Graduate Fellowship Program and Minority Serving Institutions Internship Program.
Andy Hallock, who serves as the Nuclear Security Attaché to the U.S. Mission to International Organizations in Vienna. Andy has supported nearly every nonproliferation program we have at NNSA, and he co-founded Austria’s first inclusive rugby team!
Meet Adam Stratz. He's kind of a big deal. Not only is he one of NNSA's experts in nuclear forensics who helps countries overseas thwart the smuggling of this material, but he also made an important discovery about butterflies.