Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 20 No. 7
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February 12, 2016

Texas A&M Researchers Developing New Nuclear Forensics Method

By Alissa Tabirian

Researchers at Texas A&M University’s Nuclear Security Science and Policy Institute (NSSPI), along with its Department of Nuclear Engineering and a Cyclotron Institute professor, have developed a new method to determine the origins of weapon-usable plutonium,…

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Table of Contents

Lawmakers, NNSA Chief Spar Over MOX Termination

By Alissa Tabirian
Fiscal 2017 Budget Proposal Details MOX Jobs Outlook

By Staff Reports
NNSA Lab Operations Spending Flat in Fiscal 17 Request

By Staff Reports
New START at 5: One and Done?

By Chris Schneidmiller
DOE’s Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Funding Request Down in FY 17

By Alissa Tabirian
DOE FY17 Deferred Maintenance Budget Request Up $17M

By Alissa Tabirian
UPF Funding Request Set at $575 Million

By Staff Reports
NNSA Finds "Other Sources" of Purified Lithium for Nuke Work

By Staff Reports
Texas A&M Researchers Developing New Nuclear Forensics Method

By Alissa Tabirian
At Pantex

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At Los Alamos

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Wrap Up

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Corrections

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