Blog Topic: Nuclear Issues

  • MIT Day of Action!

    MIT Day of Action!
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    A year ago, a group of MIT students, faculty and staff joined together to create a day of learning focused on critical issues of our times. The day provided…

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  • Investing in Minds, Not Missiles

    Investing in Minds, Not Missiles
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    Here are some sobering statistics:  Nine countries possess nuclear weapons today, including: (1) Russia with approximately 7,500; (2) the United States with approximately 7,200; (3) France with fewer than…

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  • Diving Into the Last Two Weeks of IAP

    Diving Into the Last Two Weeks of IAP
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    We’re now past the mid-point of January and IAP. The hallways are becoming busier and there is a decidedly more energetic atmosphere around the campus. There have been many…

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  • Nuclear News

    Nuclear News
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    On Sunday, the New York Times featured a distressing front page story about North Korea’s nuclear activities and the changing landscape of how neighboring countries are reviewing their own nuclear capabilities. Countries,…

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  • Reducing the Risk of a Nuclear Catastrophe

    Reducing the Risk of a Nuclear Catastrophe
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    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    This Saturday, Radius will be co-hosting an all-day conference focusing on reducing the risks of a nuclear event. Did you know that…. The conference on Saturday will address these…

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  • Follow-Through

    Follow-Through
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    A week ago, MIT hosted a Day of Action when the MIT community and our neighbors came together to learn, collaborate, and explore avenues of action. According to the…

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  • Two Days to Go

    Two Days to Go
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    As the inauguration draws ever closer, tweets and comments loom larger and larger. Today’s post was adapted from an op-ed piece written by MIT Professor Emeritus Aron Bernstein and…

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  • Looking Ahead

    Looking Ahead
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    Much planning and programming is underway with an eye to spring semester 2017.  Plans include two co-sponsored events with the Communications Forum: Race and the Elections (February) and gender inequality in…

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  • Put It Into Practice

    Put It Into Practice
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    Last week, the Center for International Studies hosted a substantive program, Trump’s Victory: What Does It Mean for You?. Among the excellent speakers was Nadeem Mazen, MIT alum and a…

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