Seminars & Events
The BTPI Event Series brings together technology and national security experts from across industry, policy, academia, and the military to discuss, debate, and inform on the latest issues faced by disruptive and emerging technologies. As a reflection of our multidisciplinary environment, BTPI events engage with scholars from across campus, but also experts nationally and internationally, to provide a center of gravity at Cornell for addressing policy-related issues.
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Upcoming Events
Does the intersection of targets’ sex, gender, and race shape public perceptions of legitimate drone warfare? Scholars argue that targets’ lived identities can bias...
Past Events
Nand Mulchandani Chief Technology Officer Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Nand Mulchandani joined the CIA as Chief Technology Officer in June 2022. In this...
A History of Drones and Precision Warfare Since 2012, the global proliferation of drones has increased by 96.3 percent. Inspired by the American pioneering of...
Speaker: Judith Germano Adjunct Professor of Law at NYU School of Law Senior Fellow, Cornell Brooks Technology Policy...
Brooks School Tech Policy Institute Speaker. Professor Deibert will provide an overview of the Citizen Lab’s research with a special focus on case studies around...
Insights from the Research of the Citizen Lab In this presentation, Ronald J. Deibert, University of Toronto, will provide an overview of the Citizen Lab’s research...
Great powers utilize emerging technologies and geopolitical strategies to compete for global influence and position. This panel will explore how the interactions between...
The Tech Policy Institute will be hosting Dr. James Rogers on April 19th at 10:15 in MVR G151. Please consider sharing with your respective departments/organizations. Below is a...
Conventional wisdom holds that cyberspace is borderless. That assertion is wrong. Borders exist everywhere in cyberspace, generated by firewalls, network interconnections,...
