All are welcome to attend “The Implications of Military R&D in Key Emerging and Disruptive Technologies for Transatlantic Cooperation,” a one-day workshop hosted by William & Mary, NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, Carnegie Europe, the U.S. Mission to NATO, and King’s College London.

This workshop will examine competing visions of military technological innovation, focusing on how these influence industrial and technological innovation policies on both sides of the Atlantic. By unpacking differences and commonalities, the project will identify opportunities for greater alignment and collaboration, contributing to more coherent and effective Transatlantic military cooperation. 

Attendees are invited to join all aspects of the workshop, including the audience for the Keynote Address and Plenary Panel, then the substantiative break-out groups. 

Agenda

More details available here.

This event is free to attend but please use the registration link on the right to book your place.

A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. 

 

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