The
challenges facing scientists and policymakers working to prevent nuclear proliferation
will be the focus of a community talk this evening by Sig Hecker,
senior fellow and former director of the Laboratory. Lab's Frontiers in Science series
The
challenges facing scientists and policymakers working to prevent nuclear proliferation
will be the focus of a community talk this evening by Sig Hecker,
senior fellow and former director of the Laboratory.
Hecker's talk, "A Personal Perspective of the Changing Nuclear Threat," is part of the Laboratory's Frontiers in Science public lecure series. The talk begins at 7:30 this evening at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, 1801 Mountain Road N.W., in Albuquerque.
The Frontiers in Science public lectures by Los Alamos researchers help inform Northern New Mexico communities about the broad range of scientific and engineering research at the Laboratory.
For more information, see the Oct. 7 Daily Newsbulletin.