American Physical Society Centennial Symposium:
History of Physics in National Defense,
World Congress Center, Atlanta, 24 May 1999It’s a great privilege for me to be invited to join this very distinguished panel.
As you can tell from the color of my hair, I represent the next generation of
physicists involved in public policy. Rather than talk about the history of physics
in national defense, I’ll talk about the future—in particular, the future of nuclear
arms control
