Expert DatabaseThis website was founded in the belief that there is much more going on
than meets most eyes involving the application of science and technology to
security issues. In this spirit, this database is an effort to help build a
community linking disparate scholars, managers, and decision makers, and to
promote the sharing of knowledge, ideas, and goals among a community working on
science and technology for security. We urge individuals interested in these
issues to join the database as a means of telling others about your work and
interests, and learning from others about related activities in the conduct or
application of science and technology to improve national and domestic
security.
There are currently 313 database members in
13 countries. Anyone can browse listings of the Members below, and if
you are a member and would like contact information for a specific set of other
members please send your request to the Managing Editor via email at . If you'd
like to join the database you may submit your
application online.
Members By Name
David Hafemeister
Science Fellow (Former)
Stanford University
Research interests include nuclear policy; nonproliferation/arms control.
Margaret Hamburg
M.D. Senior Scientist
Nuclear Threat Initiative
Research interests include health and security, biological safety, pandemics.
Elisa Harris
Senior Research Scholar
University of Maryland
Mark Harysch
National Defense Fellow
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Research interests include aviation, military history, and international relations.
Siegfried S. Hecker
Co-Director
Stanford University
Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies Professor (Research), Department of Management Science and EngineeringResearch interests include...
Theresa Hitchens
Director
Center for Defense Information
Research interests include space security, missile defense, missile systems, defense industry.
Christopher Hobbs
King's College London
Research interests include nuclear weapons (science/technology, proliferation) and regional security issues (North East Asia).
William Hoehn
Emeritus Professor (retired)
Georgia Insititute of Technology
Research interests include the politics of threat reduction and nonproliferation; budgets and legislation affecting international WMD security and control; and...
John Holdren
Professor and Director
Harvard University
David Hounshell
Director
Carnegie Mellon University
Research interests include energy, Cold War technology
Richard Houska
Visiting Professor
Georgia Institute of Technology
Research interests include cyber security
Iris Hunger
Head
University of Hamburg
Research interests include the role of natural scientists in bioweapon programmes.
Jeffrey Hunker
Professor
Carnegie Mellon University
Research interests includes cybersecurity.
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