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Center for Security, Innovation, and New Technology

Shaping the future of technology

Addressing the impact of new technologies on global security

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Buffer zones and international rivalry:

internal and external geographic separation mechanisms

By Boaz Atzili and Min Jung Kim 

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Technology ·

Book Review - No Shortcuts: Why States Struggle to Develop a Military Cyber-Force

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How to get the private sector involved in reconstructing Ukraine

By: Marc Grossman, Kurt Volker, and Amb. Earl Anthony Wayne

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Four ways Netanyahu’s new far-right govt. threatens Israeli democracy

By Boaz Atzili

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Government & Politics ·

U.S. Practices for Technology-Sharing and Security Assistance

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Government & Politics ·

Regulating Synthetic Biology Practices

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How Russian Trolls Helped Keep the Women's March Out of Lock Step

By Ellen Barry; Samantha Bradshaw cited

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Principals with Agency: Assessing Civilian Deference to the Military

By Alice Hunt Friend, Sharon K. Weiner

 

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What we do

Research

Our research spans a wide range of fields with new technology at the crux. We examine issues from cyber repression and data privacy to geoengineering, global health security, and weaponized 3D printing. Our members are committed, optimistic, and innovative researchers who aim to produce quality work that will have a profound influence on policy now and in the future.

Engagement

Located in Washington, DC, we have a unique opportunity to interact with leading policy makers on these important research topics. Our events, publications, and workshops are open to a broad community of professionals so that we ensure the best possible collaboration of ideas and produce the most informative results.

Community

Our community is comprised of a diverse group of individuals sharing one goal: to produce forward-thinking research on the future relationship between humans and technology. We welcome participation from corporations, government and nongovernment organizations, think tanks, and other academic institutions in order to create the most comprehensive body of work.