Reducing nuclear risk

Through open-source research, analytical foresight and engagement of impact-capable networks.

The goal of Open Nuclear Network is to reduce the risk that nuclear weapons are used in response to error, uncertainty or misdirection, particularly in the context of escalating conflict, using innovation, inclusion and dialogue supported by open source data.

Monitor

Monitor and assess open source data

Analyse

Analyse information and produce actionable briefs

Engage

Engage decision makers through trusted networks

De-Escalate

Improve dialogue and de-escalate nuclear threat

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OUR COMMITMENTS

Innovation

Using cutting edge technologies for open source data analysis

Inclusion

Working with professionally and culturally diverse teams of experts and decision makers from all relevant countries.

Dialogue

Making sure that the conflict we are working on is resolved through peaceful diplomatic means where all parties could have substantive conversation about the root-cause of the conflict supported by fact-based analysis

Latest Analyses, News and Events

Webinar: Deterrence à Deux? Was ist das? Exploring Franco-German Nuclear Cooperation

New “So What” Webinar: Deterrence à Deux? Was ist das? Exploring Franco-German Nuclear Cooperation. Join us on 25 August 2026 at 16:00 CEST/10:00 EDT as our experts unpack the prospects for Franco-German nuclear cooperation, exploring what it could entail, what it does not, and what it could mean for European security and deterrence.

August 12,2026
ONN Expands Research Reach and Uptake at INMM 67th Annual Meeting

Open Nuclear Network (ONN) participated in the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management (INMM) 67th Annual Meeting, held in Austin, Texas, from 2-6 August 2026.

August 12,2026
ONN Joined the United Nations-Nuclear Young Generation for a Discussion on the Outcomes of the 2026 NPT RevCon

On 28 July, Open Nuclear Network (ONN) joined the United Nations-Nuclear Young Generation (UN-NYG), as part of their “Bite-Sized Nuclear” series, for a discussion exploring the outcomes of the 2026 Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and what they mean for the future of the global non-proliferation regime.

July 30,2026