Failed visionaries: Scientific activism and the Cold War - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

After the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, scientists became a force in American politics, advocating for scientific openness and international control of nuclear weapons.

Failed visionaries: Scientific activism and the Cold War - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists About Magazine Events Contact Store My Account Login Donate Give Now Ways To Give What Your Gift Supports Annual Event Einstein Circle Legacy Society Donor-Advised Fund Follow our Iran coverage Voices of tomorrow Failed visionaries: Scientific activism and the Cold War By Anna Pluff , John R. Emery | Voices of Tomorrow | August 9, 2023 A billboard photographed in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, in 1944. The following year, a group of Manhattan Project scientists at Oak Ridge proposed international control of the

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