Through the APF-BSIA Scholar Program, Dr. Nachiappan will continue researching how technology governance, economic security, and climate diplomacy shape India’s foreign policy and its partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
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Dr. Nadibaidze will conduct a research project entitled “Assessing the Multifaceted Risks of AI in Military Targeting Decision-Making: A Preliminary Framework” during her time as a BSIA Scholar.
Vina’s research project examines the role of AI, quantum technologies, and strategic industrial partnerships in advancing Canada’s engagement in the Indo-Pacific.
Dr. Chalecki’s is developing a geoengineering wargame to aid in governance regime formation.
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Dr. Donnelly’s research largely focuses on Europe, with additional attention to global institutions and North America (Canada and the US).
Dr. Yazdinejad’s research focuses on artificial intelligence and machine learning for critical, safety- and security-sensitive applications.
Dr. Sanders’ research includes quantum science and technology and guidance of emerging dual-use technology.
Dr. Rabe’s research examines the politics of short-lived climate pollutants, nuclear waste management, and pricing greenhouse gas emissions.
Lirika Sola is using AI modeling to research governance through prediction.
Dr. Cannon is researching transformative technologies and the governance of undersea cables.
Dr. Kelestyn’s research examines human-centred digital governance in Ukraine.
Dr. Aaronson’s research is focused on data and the governance of artificial intelligence.
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