Balancing Scientific Openness and National Security Controls at the Nuclear Weapons Laboratories (1999)
Chapter: Appendix D: Symposium Agenda
APPENDIX D
Symposium Agenda
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1999
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9:00 |
WELCOMING REMARKS E. William Colglazier Executive Officer, National Research Council |
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9:15 |
RISKS AND BENEFITS OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION FOR NATIONAL SECURITY Richard Meserve Partner, Covington & Burling Chair, Committee on National Security and Scientific Openness |
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9:45 |
THE NATIONAL LABORATORIES TODAY: NEW CHALLENGES AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES Robert Galvin Chairman of Executive Committee, Motorola, Inc. |
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11:00 |
PANEL 1: BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AT THE LABS Moderator: Michael May James F. Jackson Former Deputy Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory Burton Richter Director, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center |
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Gilbert G. Weigand Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Computing and Simulation U.S. Department of Energy |
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1:30 |
PANEL 2: RESEARCH AND PROGRAMS RELATED TO NATIONAL SECURITY Moderator: John P. Holdren Rose Gottemoeller Assistant Secretary, Nonproliferation and National Security U.S. Department of Energy Roy Schwitters Professor of Physics, University of Texas |
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3:30 |
PANEL 3: THE CURRENT CHALLENGE—ENSURING SECURITY AT THE DOE LABORATORIES Moderator: John McTague William Fenzel Assistant Director, Energy Audits U.S. General Accounting Office Ernest J. Moniz Under Secretary U.S. Department of Energy Harlan Watson Staff Director of the House Energy and Environment Science Subcommittee House Science Committee |
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5:00 |
ADJOURN |
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1999
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9:00 |
PANEL 4: POLICY OPTIONS—MAXIMIZING SECURITY BY BALANCING SECRECY AND OPENNESS Moderator: Richard Meserve William Happer Professor, Princeton University |
