Tour of the tunnelling work at a US nuclear weapons research facility for the new ZEUS and SCORPION experiments, which cost two and a half billion dollars and are used to research plutonium under shock compression.
IFSH researcher Dr Moritz Kütt is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and reported on the current state of research in New York.
Dr habil Cornelius Friesendorf gives insights into the work of the OSCE in the Evening Salon.
Dr Argyro Kartsonaki
Together with many participants, the project partners celebrated the successful conclusion of the participatory research project MUVE at the central library in Hamburg.
An international expert group gathered in Hamburg and exchanged knowledge about arms control and emerging technologies.
Refugees support the work of the IFSH researchers with their personal experiences.
Participants of the third training session on security sector reform.
PD Dr. Martin Kahl is Deputy Director at the IFSH and Head of the Research Area Societal Peace and Internal Security.
Anselm Vogler (c) IFSH
Hamburg State Councillor Dr. Eva Gümbel (3rd from left) visits the "Peace Jam" Games Kiosk on the opening day of the Millerntor Gallery.
The scientists and partners involved in the joint project "NEOVEX" met in June for a "mid-term review" of the project at IFSH in Hamburg.
IFSH Director Ursula Schröder gives her expert assessment on the National Security Strategy.
IFSH researchers from the Centre for OSCE Research and partners at a workshop in Astana, Kazakhstan. (c) private
Rockets explained in an understandable way: Dr. Markus Schiller (below), Dr. Tobias Fella (right) and Anja Dahlmann are experts in the field.
Meeting in Berlin (c) OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA)
Anselm Vogler (c) IFSH
How can Europe support Ukraine under attack? IFSH researcher Dr Anna Kreikemeyer discussed this question during a panel discussion in the Hamburg City Hall. (c) Manuel Muja