Stimson’s Blockchain in Practice program tests the potential for Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) platforms to increase transparency and security in nuclear safeguards, nuclear security, and the trade of dual-use materials. International security regimes face the common challenge of ensuring the integrity of data, information flow, and traceability. DLT offers a novel solution to this challenge and Stimson is at the forefront of studying and socializing the technology among stakeholders and testing it in real-life scenarios.
Recent Research
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- Commentary ·
Blockchain for Export Controls
- Project Note ·
Launching SLAFKA
- Resource ·
DLT Prototype for Nuclear Materials Control
- Project Note ·
Safeguards Program Attends SLAFKA project kick-off
Projects
DLT and International Security Regimes
Applied research on distributed ledger technology to improve trust, security, and transparency
SLAFKA Prototype
DLT for Nuclear Material Accountancy and Control
Program Team
Kim Anderson
Nonresident Fellow
Gabrielle Green
Research Associate
Lovely Umayam
Nonresident Fellow
Cindy Vestergaard
Senior Fellow and Director