@Özyeğin University - Quantum Politics: International Alliances in Quantum Engineering
CSINT Director Dr. Samantha Bradshaw will present her latest research on international competition over quantum technologies on November 17th, 2025, at Özyeğin University in Istanbul, Türkiye.
@Chulalongkorn University - AI Disinformation, and Democracy: Global Trends, Southeast Asian Futures
CSINT Director Dr. Bradshaw will deliver a public lecture on AI, Disinformation, and the Futures of Democracy on November 5th, 2025, at the Social Innovation Hub, Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
@Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF) - Annual Meeting 2025
CSINT Director Dr. Samantha Bradshaw was invited and participated in a roundtable with global decision-makers and other experts in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on October 1-2 to shape the future of Cyberspace under the theme “Scaling Cohesive Advancement in Cyberspace” at the Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF) Annual Meeting 2025.
@Stanford Cyber Policy Center - Trust & Safety Research Conference
CSINT Director Dr. Bradshaw attended and moderated a panel on Trust and Safety in Online Games at Stanford’s Trust & Safety Research Conference from September 25th - September 26th.
@AU School of International Service: Big World Podcast - How Are Governments Using AI?
CSINT Director of Research William Akoto joined the Big World podcast on September 2nd to discuss the intersections of artificial intelligence and international affairs.
@APSA2025 - Reimagining Politics, Power, and Peoplehood in Crisis Times
CSINT Director Dr. Bradshaw will be attending the American Political Science Association General Conference in Vancouver, Canada from September 11th - September 14th. If you’re in town, come join us for paper presentations on “the three faces of transnational repression” “the Wagner Groups social media messaging during military operations” and “relational power in quantum computing”
ICA@75: Disrupting and Consolidating Communication Research
At the 2025 International Communication Association (ICA) Conference, CSINT Director, Dr. Samantha Bradshaw, presented her latest research examining the conditions under which social media companies comply with government requests to access user data.
Congratulations! AU/CSINT Team wins 2025 Technology Governance Policy Challenge
The Technology Governance Policy Challenge is a two-day event for graduate students who compete to develop the best ideas in addressing longer-term governance challenges associated with new and emerging technology. Participating student teams draw inspiration from a real-world case study and present their proposals to a distinguished panel of judges comprising industry experts, government representatives, and faculty members.