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Events
Publications
United States Nuclear Weapons Program: The Role of the Reliable Replacement Warhead (2007)
Nuclear Weapons Complex Assessment CommitteeBruce Tarter, Chair, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (retired)Philip Coyle, Center for Defense InformationCharles Curtis, Department of Energy (retired)Steve Fetter, University of MarylandJohn Foster, Consultant, Northrop Grumman Space TechnologySteve Guidice, Department of Energy (retired)Siegfried Hecker, Stanford University/Los Alamos National Laboratory (retired)Eugene Ives, Department of Energy (retired)Raymond Jeanloz, University of California, BerkeleyRobert Selden, Los Alamos National Laboratory (retired)Michael Telson, University of CaliforniaEllen Williams, University of MarylandRichard Wagner, Los Alamos National Laboratory (retired)StaffFrancis Slakey, American Physical Society, Washington OfficeBenn Tannenbaum, American Association for the Advancement of Science
Nuclear Weapons in 21st Century U.S. National Security (2008)
Joint Working GroupJohn C. Browne, Los Alamos National Laboratory (retired)Clark Murdock, Center for Strategic and International StudiesFrancis Slakey, American Physical SocietyBenn Tannenbaum, American Association for the Advancement of ScienceJessica Yeats, Center for Strategic and International StudiesWorkshop ChairsHon. John Hamre, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Integration Working GroupJ. Michael Cornwall, University of California, Los Angeles, Technical Issues Working GroupHon. James Leach, Harvard University, International Issues Working GroupFranklin C. Miller, Independent Consultant, Military Issues Working Group
Nuclear Forensics: Role, State of the Art, Program Needs (2008)
Nuclear Forensics Working Group of the American Physical Society's Panel on Public Affairs and the American Association for the Advancement of ScienceMichael May, Chair Stanford UniversityReza Abedin-Zadeh, International Atomic Energy Agency (retired)Donald Barr, Los Alamos National Laboratory (retired)Albert Carnesale, University of California, Los AngelesPhilip E. Coyle, Center for Defense InformationJay Davis, Hertz FoundationWilliam Dorland, University of MarylandWilliam Dunlop, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (retired)Steve Fetter, University of MarylandAlexander Glaser, Princeton UniversityIan D. Hutcheon, Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryFrancis Slakey, American Physical SocietyBenn Tannenbaum, American Association for the Advancementof Science
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Prior to joining AAAS, Dr. Tannenbaum worked as a Senior Research Analyst for the Federation of American Scientists. Dr. Tannenbaum worked extensively on the FAS paper Flying Blind; this paper explores ways to increase the quality and consistency of science advising to the federal government. 
