157 Weapons of Mass Destruction: Their History and How to Prevent Their Use
Computers, Science, Tech | Registration opens 12/2/25 9:00 AM EST
An enlightening (and troubling) history of weapons of mass destruction (WMD; chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological) will be provided. In response, various efforts to halt the spread of WMD programs have been developed at both domestic and international levels, such as treaties, international control agencies, and limitations on the transfer of requisite technologies, commodities, and materials.
Dave Snider
Dave Snider has extensive experience supporting domestic and international efforts to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction. He served as a Subject Matter Expert to the Department of Energy on international interdiction programs and US export controls. He was a member of the nuclear search team for the Iraq Survey Group (2004), worked at the International Atomic Energy Agency (2012-14). He has been a frequent instructor to various domestic (e.g., US enforcement and licensing agencies) and international audiences.