2009 PONI Fall Conference - Royal Society, London
The Project on Nuclear Issues (PONI) Fall Conference will be held on October 26 and 27 at the Royal Society in London, England. This will be the third of our three regional conferences leading up to our year-end Capstone Conference at U.S. Strategic Command on December 15th.
Like each PONI conference this year, the panels of selected presentations will correspond roughly to the 2009 research agenda, which focuses on nuclear infrastructure, nuclear posture, proliferation risks and nuclear terrorism, and arms control and disarmament. For this conference, panel presentations will be centered around the following subjects.
- Technical and Operational Challenges with Stockpile and Force Posture
- Responding to the Spread of Dangerous Materials and Technologies
- Preventing Nuclear Proliferation
- Surveying the Future Nuclear Landscape
- Key Issues Affecting UK Nuclear Posture
- Drivers of Change of National Nuclear Policies
The draft conference agenda is located to the right. Please note that this draft agenda is subject to change.
REGISTRATION
To register, please click on "Register for This Event" above at right. You will be taken to a secure registration site that will ask you to provide your email address and to create a password so that you can revisit the registration page and, if needed, to make cancellations or update your registration information. There is no fee for registration or attending the evening reception and dinner. The registration deadline is October 18, 2009.
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ACCOMODATIONS
The Royal Society has established relationships with booking agents at several nearby hotels. The flyers below were provided by the Royal Society and contain contact information for booking.
Disclaimer: PONI Conferences are open to the public but operate under the Chatham House Rule, which means that all procedings and comments made by participants are off-the-record and not-for-attribution.
