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Speakers: Nickolas Roth, The Stimson Center, Geoffrey Chapman, KCL Research Associate, Sarah Tzinieris, KCL Research Fellow and Amelie Stoetzel, MA student in Science and International Security.

Chair: Professor Christopher Hobbs, Co-Chair of the Centre for Science and Security Studies.

While the wide-ranging impact of COVID-19 is arguably unique, this is not the first time that the global nuclear industry has had to respond to external crises.

Nuclear security experts from the Centre for Science and Security Studies (CSSS) at King’s College London (KCL) and The Stimson Center will present findings from their research into historical cases where external events (political, economic, environmental etc.) have put significant pressure put on nuclear security systems.

This event will highlight case studies and lessons learned that are published in the Nuclear Security during Times of Crisis handbook. The panel will identify how organisations adapted measures in the face of significant challenges and extract lessons for the current pandemic and future crises.

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At this event

Christopher Hobbs

Director of the King’s Institute for Applied Security Studies

Sarah Tzinieris

Lecturer in Security Studies Education