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Women In International Security (WIIS). Women In International Security

International Telecommunication Union.

Events
New Horizons in International Security. April 9, 2010

Members
Peter Sprunger, AAAS, Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy

Marianne Kolter, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Idalia Yabe, Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy

Publications
Nuclear Nonproliferation: DOE’s International Radiological Threat Reduction Program Needs to.... GAO

International and Domestic Defenses Against Cyber Attacks. Seymour Goodman, Ph.D.Georgia Institute of Technology

Summary of "International and Domestic Defenses against Cyber Attacks". Amanda LilleyAAAS Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy

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Peter Sprunger

Intern
AAAS, Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy

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Peter Sprunger is currently an intern with the CSTSP focusing on nuclear weapons and nonproliferation. One of the issues he is exploring the issue of seismic decoupling in underground explosions.

He is currently finishing a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics at Oregon State University. His doctoral work focuses on neutrons emitted in conjunction with fission created by the bombardment of Uranium-238 with deuterons.

Prior to graduate school he spent one year with the nuclear chemistry group at Indiana University where he was the primary designer of the detector system FIRST.

He received a Bachelor's with honors from Goshen College with a major in physics and a minor in mathematics. His Honors thesis explored the drag force from stationary and windmilling propellers.