Andy Oppenheimer - Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Warfare Analyst
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He is a member of Jane's Expert Network and has worked on large-scale projects for government and commercial clients as a consultant for Jane's Strategic Advisory Services. He writes for Jane's Chem-Bio Web, Jane's Intelligence Digest, Jane's NBC Defence and Jane's Terrorism and Security Monitor and was a co-editor of Jane's World Armies from 2002-04. NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL
AND CHEMICAL WARFARE EXPERT He also contributes reports to the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, the Royal Institute for International Affairs, Oxford Analytica Consultancy Group, the Monterey Institute for Nonproliferation Studies, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Military Periscope, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Nato's Nations, Global Defence Review, Foreign Policy, and the Journal of International Security Affairs. Andy Oppenheimer has 20 years' experience in scientific publishing and government service as a commissioning editor, writer, and project manager. During that time he focused on communicating technical and military topics to both academic and non-specialist audiences. He holds degrees in Political Theory & Institutions (University of Liverpool) War Studies (King's College London), and an M.A. in Nuclear Weapons Policy Studies (Open University).
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Andy
Oppenheimer is a specialist in nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC)
weapons. His main areas of interest are nuclear technology and
proliferation, national nuclear strategies, and radiological weapons,
and NBC terrorism, defence and countermeasures. Other areas of interest
are defence policy and conventional weapons and explosives.
