名古屋大学工学部機械工学科卒業

名古屋大学大学院工学研究科機械工学専攻修了

三菱重工業株式会社　技術本部　高砂研究所

同社　技術本部　高砂研究所長

同社　技術本部　副本部長兼広島研究所長

同社　執行役員　技術本部副本部長

同社　取締役　副社長執行役員　技術統括本部長（平成27年3月　辞職）

国立研究開発法人日本原子力研究開発機構理事長

東京大学法学部卒

警察庁入庁

米国留学

ニューヨーク大学法科大学院修了

埼玉県警察本部刑事部捜査第二課長

在フランス日本国大使館一等書記官

警察庁長官官房人事課理事官

警察庁警備局外事情報部外事課理事官

警察庁警備局警備企画課理事官

警察庁長官官房総務課理事官

警視庁警備部警備第一課長

警察庁長官官房総務課広報室長

内閣官房副長官補（安全保障・危機管理）付内閣参事官

警察庁長官官房参事官（拉致問題担当）

公益財団法人東京オリンピック・パラリンピック競技大会組織委員会事務局　警備局長
現在に至る

　Kate Glynn is a foreign affairs specialist with DOE/NNSA's Office of International Nuclear Safeguards. In addition to leading the Safeguards Human Capital Development program, she also manages the annual United States Additional Protocol declaration process, and the International Nuclear Safeguards Engagement program's Sub-Saharan Africa portfolio. Under Kate's management, the Human Capital Development program works with numerous universities and national laboratories, funding safeguards related PhD research, internships and post-doctoral fellowships, and developing safeguards education and training courses for both students and professionals. More recently, the HCD program has also focused on safeguards knowledge management, to ensure critical knowledge is passed from one generation of safeguards professionals to the next.

　Kate holds a Bachelor of Science from the United States Naval Academy, and a Master's in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Her hometown is Yokohama, Japan.

横浜市立大学　文理学部　化学科卒

動力炉・核燃料開発事業団　入社　新型転換炉ふげん発電所(「ふげん」)配属、以降2003年6月まで、「ふげん」プロジェクトにおいて水化学、安全評価、開発成果の集大成などに従事。

UK AEA Technology Risley Laboratory材料科学部に留学

外務省　総合外交政策局　科学原子力課　出向　KEDO担当

核燃料サイクル研究開発機構　新法人設立準備室

JAEA設立とともに設立された核不拡散科学技術センター　計画推進室長
JAEA内の保障措置対応、同技術開発、核物質防護対応の取りまとめを担当。
また、日米協力、日・EU協力などを担当。

核不拡散・核セキュリティ総合支援センター（ISCN）設立　同次長

ISCN　副センター長

International Network for Nuclear Security Training and Support Center：NSSCネットワーク副議長（2015-2016）

NSSCネットワーク議長（〜2018）

核不拡散・核セキュリティ総合支援センター　センター長

動力炉・核燃料開発事業団　入社

人形峠及び東海において、遠心法及び分子法レーザーウラン濃縮R&Dに従事

外務省及び在米国日本国大使館（ワシントンDC）に出向

動燃、サイクル機構、JAEAにおいて、核不拡散・保障措置及び核セキュリティ関連の業務に従事

国際原子力機関（IAEA）保障措置局に勤務

JAEAに復帰

核不拡散・核セキュリティ総合支援センター　副センター長

東北大学　工学研究科　博士課程修了

　Kamel Abbas defended his PhD in nuclear physics in 1992 in Pierre & Marie Curie University (Paris) on the utilisation of Synchrotron Radiation for trace element analysis via X-ray fluorescence. After his PhD, Kamel has worked at the French Nuclear Energy Commission (CEA, Commissariat a l’Energie Atomique) in the nuclear fuel cycle division.

　He joined the Joint Research Center, European Commission in 1995 first working in Karlsruhe, Germany then moved in 1998 to JRC Ispra, Italy where he is working presently. In his R&D activities, he dealt with several nuclear physics topics such as nuclear security and safeguards, non-destructive assay of nuclear material and production of radioisotopes using charged particles accelerators for R&D applications including nuclear medicine. Currently, he is investigating application of imaging techniques for nuclear decommissioning and waste management such as tomography with both gamma or muon radiations. Extended to his R&D tasks duties in international cooperation in the nuclear security through the JRC support to other EC partner DGs such as DG DEVCO and DG ENER and also international organisations such as IAEA, JAEA, DoE in both nuclear security and safeguards.

東京都生まれ

防衛大学校卒（応用化学専攻）

筑波大学大学院博士課程化学研究科（理学博士）

普通科連隊中隊長（青森）

国連イラク特別委員会（UNSCOM）化学査察員

在蘭日本国大使館防衛駐在官（兼化学兵器禁止条約代表団員）

陸自中部方面後方支援隊隊長（桂）

大宮駐屯地司令兼ねて陸自化学学校長

退官（陸将補）

帝国繊維（株）顧問

（2013年4月〜　防衛装備庁　技術顧問）

　Dr. Joel C. Rynes is the Assistant Director for Transformational and Applied Research and the Lead Technical Authority of the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He received his Senior Executive Service career appointment on 5 June 2011. In this role he leads an aggressive research and development program to fill gaps in the Global Nuclear Detection Architecture and to dramatically improve the performance and reduce the operational burden of nuclear and radiological detection and technical forensics technologies. Prior to this assignment, Dr. Rynes was a DNDO Program Manager responsible for developing the next generation radiography and active interrogation technology to detect special nuclear material.

　From 1999 to 2006, Dr. Rynes was a Program Manager at General Dynamics where he led several programs in support of nuclear treaty monitoring. These programs included the development, installation, and maintenance of particulate and gas nuclear sensors in the global International Monitoring System network and the data center analysis, visualization, and reporting software for the U.S. National Data Center and the International Data Centre in Austria. Prior to General Dynamics, Dr. Rynes was a scientist on the Pulsed Fast Neutron Analysis cargo inspection system program at SAIC. Here he developed a dual particle neutron and gamma-ray radiography system, developed automated decision algorithms to find contraband in cargo, and was the chief accelerator technician.

　Dr. Rynes has a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley. His dissertation was titled "Gamma-ray and Neutron Radiography for a Pulsed Fast Neutron Analysis Cargo Inspection System." Dr. Rynes is a Project Management Professional (PMP) as certified by the Project Management Institute.

　Nigel is a former UK Police Officer with 26 years' experience in law enforcement, specialising in the preparation for, and response to, CBRN Terrorist events from 2009 - 2015 when Nigel worked in various roles, including Head of Training and International Programme Manager at the UK Police National CBRN Centre.

　Nigel retired from the UK Police Service in August 2015 and took a position as Team Leader for EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Project 46, managing a team of experts responsible for the implementation of a 3-year CBRN project.

　Nigel has worked with the IAEA on a number of projects, including the development of guidance on Developing a National Framework for Managing the Response to Nuclear Security Events and the development of National Response Plans for Nuclear Security Events. Nigel is also responsible for the delivery of nuclear security training for countries who are planning to host Major Public Events. Nigel took up his post as Senior Nuclear Security Officer with IAEA MORC Section in May this year.

　日本原子力研究開発機構核不拡散・核セキュリティ総合支援センターにて、核セキュリティ分野のトレーニングコースを担当。カリキュラム開発及び講師を務める。専門は核セキュリティ、テロ対策、安全保障。2007年より科学技術振興機構社会技術研究開発センターにて国内外のテロ動向及びテロ対策、科学技術と安全保障等に関する研究に従事、2011年9月より現職。ジョージワシントン大学エリオットスクール安全保障研究科卒（修士）。

B.Sc. (Physics), University of Calicut, India

One Year Health Physics Stipendiary Trainee, Bhabha Atomic Research Center, India

M.Sc. (Physics), University of Calicut, India

Ph.D. (Physics), University of Madras, India

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Texas A&M University, (TAMU), USA

Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering, TAMU-NUEN

Director, Nuclear Security Science & Policy Institute (NSSPI), TAMU

Research Assistant Professor, TAMU-NUEN

Interim Director, NSSPI

Associate Director, NSSPI

Visiting Assistant Professor, TAMU-NUEN

Research Scientist, NSSPI

Scientific Officer, AERB, Mumbai and Kalpakkam, India

Scientific Assistant, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), Mumbai, India

　Dr. Chirayath is the director of Nuclear Security Science and Policy Institute (NSSPI) and also serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Texas A&M University. He is an expert in the area of nuclear safety, security and safeguards research and education. He teaches courses on nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear material safeguards, nuclear security and Monte Carlo radiation transport. His research interests include safeguards approaches for nuclear fuel cycle, proliferation resistance quantification and analysis, nuclear forensics, nuclear security insider threat analysis, fast breeder reactor analysis and small modular reactor neutronics coupling with thermal hydraulics. In NSSPI he manages projects funded by USDHS (Domestic Nuclear Detection Office), USDOE (National Nuclear Security Administration and Nuclear Energy), USDOS (Partnership for Nuclear Security) and nuclear utility companies. He has over 125 technical publications in refereed journals (32) and national/international conference proceedings (98) with over 150 citations.

　Dr. Phongphaeth Pengvanich is the Department Head of Faculty of Engineering at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand from January 2017. Mr. Pengvanich started his career at Chulalongkorn University in 2008, and since then, he has been served as the lecturer to provide lectures such as advance mathematics in nuclear technology, introduction to nuclear security, and physical protection of nuclear and radiological facilities. His research experiences include theoretical modeling and simulation for high power microwave and millimeter wave sources, specifically magnetrons, klystrons, and traveling wave amplifiers; general theory of oscillators; nuclear nonproliferation; and nuclear security.

Ph.D (Nuclear Engineering), University of Michigan

M.Sc. (Nuclear Engineering), University of Michigan

B.Sc. in Engineering (Nuclear Engineering), University of Michigan

Faculty of Engineering of Chulalongkorn University

Department Head,

Assistant Dean for Communication and International Affairs

Lecturer

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Graduate Student Instructor

Graduate Student Research Assistant

　Man-Sung Yim is Professor of the Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering, Dean of KUSTAR-KAIST Institute, and Director of Nuclear Nonproliferation Education and Research Center (NEREC) at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Formerly, he was a senior researcher/researcher at Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, lecturer at MIT, Associate/Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University, a joint faculty between Oak Ridge National Lab and NC State University, and Sam Nunn International Security Fellow at the Same Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech. Dr. Yim served on the North Carolina Science Advisory Board on Toxic Air Pollutants, Nuclear Nonproliferation External Steering Committee at Idaho National Laboratory, Advisory Committee for Korean Nuclear Safety and Security Commission, and Advisory Committee for Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Dr. Yim's research areas include nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear waste management, nuclear safety and nuclear nonproliferation. Dr. Yim received B.S. and M.S. in Nuclear Engineering from Seoul National University and Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from University of Cincinnati through Fulbright Scholarship. He also received master of science (S.M.) and doctor of science (Sc.D.) in Environmental Health Science from Harvard University. He is a member of Editorial Advisory Board of Progress in Nuclear Energy and International Journal of Nuclear Security.