Christopher Nolan

Box office bombs: What I learned watching 20 nuclear films in a month

By Rebecka Green | Multimedia, Nuclear Risk

Oppenheimer has become a folk hero. Kids should embrace his complexity

By Eric S. Singer | Nuclear Weapons, Opinion

General Groves invented the Atomic Bomb, not Oppenheimer

By Peder Anker | Nuclear Weapons, Opinion

Oppenheimer’s second coming

By Gregory Kulacki | Nuclear Weapons

Our special issue on the film that won seven Oscars and the man who built the Bomb

By John Mecklin | Nuclear Weapons

Oppenheimer envisioned the tactical use of nuclear weapons. Putin now threatens it

By Matthew Evangelista | Nuclear Weapons

Widening the field of view on ‘Oppenheimer’

By Robert J. Goldston | Nuclear Weapons

Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’: an artistic visual tapestry of the bomb’s science and power intricacies

By Lovely Umayam | Nuclear Weapons

What ‘Oppenheimer’ can teach today’s scientists

By Charles D. Ferguson | Nuclear Weapons

‘Oppenheimer’ depicts a man becoming powerful—and irrelevant

By Laura Grego | Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear weapons since Oppenheimer: Who’s in control?

By Lisbeth Gronlund | Nuclear Weapons

‘Oppenheimer’, the bomb, and arms control, then and now

By Daryl G. Kimball | Nuclear Weapons