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    Alexander Glaser

    #32 Nuclear Energy
    11CiteRank

    Last updated 11 Nov 2026 · Named in 3 answers across 2 engines
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    How AI engines see them

    Recognized by 4 of 4 measured engines. Updated 2026-10-30

    The four engines all identify Alexander Glaser as a Princeton University professor and co-director of the Program on Science and Global Security. They agree his fusion research addresses proliferation risks, safeguards, and verification. Copilot adds antineutrino detection for safeguards and a 2026 Physical Review Applied paper. Gemini adds collaboration with Robert J. Goldston on magnetic fusion proliferation risks. Google AI Mode adds neutronics and fissile breeding analysis. Chat GPT adds his PhD from Technische Universität Darmstadt and co-directorship since 2016. The engines cite sgs.princeton.edu and collaborate.princeton.edu most often. No engine fails to name the person.

    • ChatGPTNot named

      Alexander Glaser is a Princeton University physicist and nuclear policy researcher who studies security, nonproliferation, and international governance of nuclear fusion energy.

      Known for
      • security and nonproliferation of fusion energy
      • governance of nuclear fusion energy
      • nuclear arms control and verification
    • GeminiNamed in 1 answers

      Alexander Glaser is a Princeton University professor and co-director of the Program on Science and Global Security who studies non-proliferation and safeguards for fusion technology.

      Known for
      • proliferation risks of magnetic fusion energy
      • detectability via antineutrino emissions
      • safeguards and security risks of fusion
    • Google AI ModeNamed in 2 answers

      Alexander Glaser is a Princeton University professor and co-director of the Program on Science and Global Security who studies fusion nonproliferation and safeguards.

      Known for
      • proliferation risks of magnetic fusion energy
      • neutronics and fissile breeding analysis
      • safeguards and detection methodologies
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    • CopilotNot named

      Alexander Glaser is a Princeton University professor whose work on nuclear fusion focuses on proliferation risks and verification challenges of fusion energy systems.

      Known for
      • proliferation risks of fusion energy
      • verification challenges of fusion energy
      • antineutrino detection for safeguards

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    • #32Nuclear Energyof 33
      Named in 3 answers

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      22 Experts In "nuclear energy" • Expertise Finder Network
      network.expertisefinder.com3 citations
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      Nuclear Energy - Global Strategic Business Report (2026 ...
      ca.finance.yahoo.com1 citations
    3. 3
      Carnegie Nuclear Policy Program
      carnegieendowment.org1 citations

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