Other invited event:
Anticipating the Future of War: AI, Automated Systems, and Resort-to-Force Decision, Canberra, Australia, Invited participant, a 3-day academic Workshop and a policy round-table.. 2024
Conference presentation:
The Nexus of Artificial Intelligence and Critical Security Studies: Current Issues and Future Research Trajectories, British International Studies Association Annual Conference 2024, Birmingham, Round-table. 2024
Transforming discourse, driving change: The Soviet Union’s shift to arms control and nuclear stockpile reduction in the 1980s, BISA Annual Conference, Glasgow, Oral presentation. 2023
‘Un-Siloing’ nuclear weapons in an age of pandemic, climate crisis and global injustice: On the need to connect existential threats, BISA Annual Conference, Newcastle, UK, Round-table participant. 2022
'Duelling National Exceptionalisms in the Age of Anxiety: The Country Prepared for any Contingency meets the Shining City upon the Hill', with Andrew Hom, ISA Northeast Annual Conference, Online, Oral presentation. 2021
Implementing Change: A Feminist Discourse Analysis of Nuclear Weapons in the Soviet Union, The Future of Nuclear Disarmament Workshop, Online, Oral presentation. 2021
Russian Strategic Culture: Implications for Arms Control Futures, BISA Global Nuclear Order Working Group Annual Conference, Online, Oral presentation. 2021
The Relevance of Identity Constructions to Understanding Nuclear Policies of States: A Poststructuralist Gender-mindful Approach, BISA Global Nuclear Order Working Group Annual Conference, Online, Oral presentation. 2020
Award:
Gray Scholarship Award for outstanding efforts in teaching. 2019
Research Grants Awarded:
LJMU Early/Mid-Career and Research Developing Staff Grant, The Nexus of Artificial Intelligence and Critical Security Studies: Unveiling Conundrums and Pioneering Trajectories for Future Research, Grant value (£): 5000, Duration of research project: 1 year.
