| Affiliations: | Asymmetric Threat Analysis |
| Project Leader: | Austin Spacek abs@tamu.edu Political Science |
| Faculty Mentor: | Dr. Danny Davis, Ph.D. |
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Meeting Times:
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Mondays – 7 P.M |
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Team Size:
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3 (Team Full)
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| Open Spots: | 0 |
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Special Opportunities:
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We are seeking a team of 2-3 students from various academic background related to Unconventional Cyber and Kinetic warfare tactics (including engineering, computer science, political science, etc.). Students should be self-driven with strong work ethic. No research experience is needed, but willingness to learn and ask questions are a must. Expected to attend weekly meetings
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Team Needs:
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Ideal team description: We are seeking a team of 2-3 students from various academic background related to Unconventional Cyber and Kinetic warfare tactics (including engineering, computer science, political science, history, etc.). Students should be self-driven with strong work ethic. No research experience is needed, but willingness to learn and ask questions are a must. Expected to attend weekly meetings
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Description:
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Basis of the research: Cyber and Kinetic effects can be used by non-state actors to gain geo-political advantage: What additional information can be found in an analysis of unconventional warfare used by non-state actors in Ukraine and Crimea? In the past 5 years, what information would have enabled the E.U. and NATO to prevent such attacks?
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