Stanton Nuclear Security Fellowship
A Carnegie Endowment policy-research program addressing governance challenges and risks from AI, cybersecurity, the information environment, and biotechnology.
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About Technology and International Affairs Program
The Technology and International Affairs Program studies and shapes the global technology agenda through independent analysis, policy engagement, data gathering, and convening. Its stated aim is to help public- and private-sector leaders make better decisions for international security and human well-being.
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About the Role
You will develop and carry out a year-long program of policy-relevant research and writing on nuclear deterrence, disarmament, arms control, nonproliferation, or energy. You will organize and participate in expert workshops and public events in the United States and abroad, and present your research topic at the Stanton Foundation’s annual meeting.
Requirements
- Submit a resume or CV
- Provide three references
- Submit a cover letter outlining interest in nuclear policy and career objectives
- Submit a detailed policy-relevant research proposal including research questions, methods, and desired outcomes
- Hold a Ph.D., be in the final year of completing a Ph.D., or hold a law degree
Responsibilities
- Formulate a year-long program of work to develop policy-relevant nuclear research leadership
- Conduct research and writing on pertinent and emerging nuclear policy topics
- Organize and participate in expert workshops and larger public events in the United States and abroad
- Present your research topic at the Stanton Foundation's annual meeting
Benefits
- Visa sponsorship
- Health insurance benefits