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Robert Oppenheimer

Bulletin statement on the Department of Energy’s Oppenheimer decision

By Rachel Bronson | What’s New at the Bulletin

J. Robert Oppenheimer. Credit: James Vaughn. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. Accessed via Flickr.

Four senators ask Biden to clear Oppenheimer’s name

By Susan D’Agostino | Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Opinion

1975: All in our time: A foul and awesome display

By Kenneth T. Bainbridge | Nuclear Risk

Visitors check out an infinity chamber at the "Futurium" in Berlin, a venue where significant national and international developments in scientific, technical and social research are to be presented and discussed among the government, the scientific community, industry, and society. (Photo credit: JOHN MACDOUGALL/AFP via Getty Images)

Introduction: An innovative and determined future for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

By John Mecklin | Climate Change, Disruptive Technologies, Nuclear Weapons

Oppenheimer, Julius Robert, by David A. Wargowski, December 5, 2018

Robert Oppenheimer: The myth and the mystery

By Richard Rhodes | Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Presentation

Why the Manhattan Project should be preserved

By Richard Rhodes | Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Weapons

American scientists as public citizens: 70 years of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

By D. Kaiser, B. Wilson | Uncategorized