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SUMMARY:Scottish Programming Languages Seminar
DESCRIPTION:The SPLS hybrid event will be held by the MSP Group of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at University of Strathclyde. \nTalks will take place in room TL325 in the Learning and Teaching Building (49 Richmond Street). There will be signs directing you from the main entrance of the building. \nA special PhD event will be held in the morning\, starting at 1000hrs. The PhD Event will be held in LT1414a in Livingstone Tower\, home to the Department of Computer & Information Sciences. It will be an introduction to SPLI in specific\, and doing a PhD in general\, as well as a chance to meet your fellow PhD students from other institutes. It is intended to be most useful to students early in their PhD\, although everyone is free to attend (including non-PhD students). \nFind out more about the programme and register for the event. Registration will close on 26 November.
URL:https://sicsa.ac.uk/event/scottish-programming-languages-seminar-3/
LOCATION:Learning and Teaching Building\, University of Strathclyde
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SUMMARY:Strategic responses to cyber-enabled hybrid threats in Space
DESCRIPTION:This talk organised by StrathCyber explores the strategic responses of the United States\, China\, Russia\, and the United Kingdom to hybrid threats targeting space-based military assets\, highlighting the variations in their approaches. Using realism as a theoretical framework\, the study focuses on the core themes of power projection\, alliance balancing\, and self-help in an anarchic international system to explain these differences. Hybrid threats such as cyberattacks\, co-orbital satellite interference\, and signal jamming undermine space security\, forcing states to adapt their strategies to secure vital assets and maintain dominance in this contested domain. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://sicsa.ac.uk/event/strategic-responses-to-cyber-enabled-hybrid-threats-in-space/
LOCATION:Learning and Teaching Building\, University of Strathclyde
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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