FAS works on a broad range of issues. Priorities are organized by program: 1) Biosecurity 2) Cyber Policy 3) Earth Systems 4) Learning Technologies 5) National Security.
Reporting by FAS experts and staff on issues of government secrecy, national security, biosecurity, energy security, learning technologies, and FAS Membership News.
Recent issues of the FAS Public Interest Report, FAS Special Reports, the FAS Occasional Papers, and other reports are available online in HTML or PDF formats.
- Most Recent
- 2012 May: FAS Special Report - Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons
- 2012 May 7, The National Interest: Debunking the Missile-Defense Myth
- 2012 March 15, The National Interest: "Nuclear Power's Uncertain Future"
- 2012 February 29, CNN - Global Public Square Blog, "Why Iran Sanctions Won't Work"
- PIR: Winter 2011
- 2012 February: The Future of Nuclear Power in the United States
FAS hosts public and online events that educate administration and Congressional staffers, policy makers, FAS members and the general public on science and security.
- Events and Policy Briefings
- May 8 - 9: Bridging the Generational Divide in Nuclear Security
- May 3: Capital Hill Briefing on Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons
- Apr 25: University of Texas at Austin Physics Colloquium
- Mar 6: One Year On - Assessing Fukushima's Impact @CEIP
- Feb 27: FAS President Charles Ferguson at American Physical Society Meeting
- Feb 15: American University Physics Colloquium
- Feb 8: FAS Awards Ceremony
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