ALT Event photo showing a panel table at the front with speakers, and an audience seated and listening attentively

ALT A panel discussion in an academic environment. Henrietta Wilson, Clionadh Raleigh, and Geoffrey Duke sit in a panel at the top of the room, while Alexa Koenig joins online via a large computer display.

ALT Henrietta Wilson takes a question from a member of the audience during a book launch event. Her co-panelists Clionadh Raleigh and Geoffrey Duke sit alongside her, while Alexa Koenig joins via Zoom.

ALT A screenshot of the abstract. The full abstract reads: The article examines the use of case studies to support training programs focused on the nonproliferation of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) materials and equipment. It argues that educational methods that induce ‘deep learning’ helpto impart a more comprehensive and meaningful understanding of the subject matter. CBRN-focused training and development courses have seen substantial growth in recent years, reflecting an increasing recognition of the major risks posed by CBRN proliferation. However, there remain obstacles to implementing such programs, both due to the limited resources available and the need to educate a diverse and global-dispersed community of practitioners. The full abstract is available in the link.