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.
The PIR was first published in 1946. A respected quarterly publication distributed to FAS members, Congress, government agencies, policymakers, academia and think tanks.
- Spring 2011 Issue
- Spring 2011
- The Manhattan Project: 65 Years Later
- Foreign Bribery and Illegal Exports
- The Future of Nuclear Power
- Next Round of U.S. - Russia Nuclear Arms Reductions
- Industry Self-Regulation to Promote Nonproliferation
- The Evolution of Federally Funded Research and Development Centers
- New Technology for Detecting Enriched Uranium in Cargo
FAS hosts public and online events that educate administration and Congressional staffers, policy makers, FAS members and the general public on science and security.
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