Nina Miller
Biography
Nina Miller is a PhD student in security studies and international relations in MIT’s Department of Political Science. Her research interests include military innovation, ambiguity and decision-making, and strategic stability. She is a recipient of a Kenan Sahin Presidential Graduate Fellowship at MIT.
Nina holds a B.A. (International Honours) in International Relations from the Joint Degree Programme between the College of William & Mary and the University of St Andrews, and graduated summa cum laude with first-class honours. Before coming to MIT, she worked at Technology for Global Security (now Institute for Security and Technology) and the Nuclear Threat Initiative, researching nuclear security and cybersecurity.
Biography
Nina Miller is a PhD student in security studies and international relations in MIT’s Department of Political Science. Her research interests include military innovation, ambiguity and decision-making, and strategic stability. She is a recipient of a Kenan Sahin Presidential Graduate Fellowship at MIT.
Nina holds a B.A. (International Honours) in International Relations from the Joint Degree Programme between the College of William & Mary and the University of St Andrews, and graduated summa cum laude with first-class honours. Before coming to MIT, she worked at Technology for Global Security (now Institute for Security and Technology) and the Nuclear Threat Initiative, researching nuclear security and cybersecurity.