How are emerging technologies (re)-shaping the security landscape?
Channel: War Studies KCL
Date: 20/01/2022

Emerging technologies are advancing at extraordinary speeds, with unprecedented and far-reaching impacts on the present, as well as on future conflicts and warfare. Digital technologies are merging with genomic technologies and cutting-edge biotechnologies, alongside transformations taking place due to machine learning, artificial intelligence, electromagnetic technologies and nanotechnologies. All this is forging new links between technology, society and the global order.

Our panel of global experts discuss these questions and more in the third War Studies at 60 seminar event, led by the Centre for Science and Security Studies (CSSS) in the Department of War Studies. 

The panel chaired by CSSS Co-Directors Dr Hassan Elbahtimy and Dr Filippa Lentzos, brings together Professor Kathleen Vogel, Interim Director in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University, Sean Ekins, Founder and CEO of Collaborations Pharmaceuticals Inc, and Dr Tim Stevens, Head of the King's Cyber Security Research Group in the Department of War Studies Kathleen Vogel.