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Two NNSA leaders visited the country of Georgia last month to discuss the agency’s bilateral partnerships, seek areas of mutual cooperation, and get a closer look at how nuclear security is implemented each day at active border crossings.

This month, leaders and team members from across the Nuclear Security Enterprise attended the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Science and Technology Conference and the International Atomic Energy Agency's Computer security conference in Vienna.

Meet Adam Stratz. He's kind of a big deal. Not only is he one of NNSA's experts in nuclear forensics who helps countries overseas thwart the smuggling of this material, but he also made an important discovery about butterflies.

Samreen Singh, who supports NNSA’s production modernization activities. She was led to pursue a career in nuclear security after discovering the need for more individuals with a policy/social science background in Defense Programs.

The Hanford Site is home to an elite team of patrol officers known as the Special Response Team (SRT), which just added nine new members.

Meet Charles Bryant. He supports his team. He supports his family. He supports nuclear security for #NNSA.

Article summarizing NNSA/NNSA-IM participation in annual DOE Cybersecurity Conference.

Meet Man Chan, a U.S. Air Force veteran helping to secure NNSA's vital cyber infrastructure.

Meet Chris Dinh. By day, he keeps a watchful eye on how taxpayer money is spent on NNSA's efforts in Ukraine. By night, he plays trivia and builds character watching his favorite teams.

Members from the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services and other government agencies toured National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Department of Energy EM facilities at the Savannah River Site last week.