On 13 November, at the NATO STO HFM-361 Symposium on ‘Mitigating and responding to cognitive warfare’, held at the School of Naval Engineering in Madrid, organised by the NATO S&T Collaboration Support Office (CSO) and the Human Factors and Medicine (HFM) panel, I presented (doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10078485) the study Value Differences: A Starting Point for Influence released within the activity of Research Task Group (RTG) IST-177 (IWA) ‘Social Media Exploitation for Operations in the Information Environment’ and co-authored by Bruce Forrester, Valentna Dragos and Magnus Rosell. The full paper will be released by the NATO STO in the HFM-361-SYM Meeting Proceedings published by the NATO STO and publicly available in the official website of the organisation.
Member of the Scientific Committee of the 15th International Scientific Media Conference
Upon request of dr. Katarzyna Piątek, chairwoman of the Organising Committee of the 15th edition of the International Scientific Media...