Innovation on Steroids: What are We Learning from the Ukraine War?
Building 3, Room 270, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA
Please RSVP here. This event will be offered in person and as a webcast. We will provide the webcast link after you RSVP. Speakers Erik Lin Greenberg, associate professor of political science; co-director, Wargaming Lab, MIT Security Studies Program Erik Lin Greenberg's research examines how emerging military technology affects conflict dynamics and the regulation and use of force. His book, The Remote Revolution: Drones and Modern Statecraft (Cornell University Press), explores how remote warfighting technologies are reshaping international politics. In other ongoing projects, he explores how technology and public opinion influence international politics and decisions on the use of force. He is also interested in the international politics of food and the use of wargaming as a tool of scholarly inquiry. Before entering academia, he was an active duty officer in the United States Air Force and completed assignments in operational units, Headquarters Air Force, and the Joint Staff. He currently commands a squadron in the Air Force Reserve. Gene Keselman, principal lecturer, technological innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategic management, MIT Sloan School Gene Keselman has held…