Visit Recap | The Malaysian National Resilience College
On 17th April, officers from the Malaysian National Resilience College visited HCSS to discuss the evolving global security landscape. The conversation covered multiple pressing issues ranging from the changing character of warfare, especially observed in Ukraine, to the critical importance of sustainment and mobilisation in modern defence strategies. These exchanges highlighted the need for continued collaboration and dialogue between partners around the globe to enhance resilience and better understand the evolving trends of modern warfare.
Synthetic Assistant for Report Analytics (SARA)
The HCSS Datalab proudly presents SARA: In a world where decision-making depends on fast, reliable insights, SARA (Synthetic Assistant for Report Analytics) helps organizations unlock the full value of their research archives. Using AI techniques such as Retrieval-Augmented Generation, vector search, and graph-based exploration, SARA helps users quickly find relevant content, extract insights, and trace connections across themes and timelines. Rather than relying on manual search and review, it enables more efficient engagement with large bodies of text, turning static archives into dynamic knowledge sources.
Boekpresentatie ‘De Oorlog van Morgen’
Boeklancering | Op woensdag 21 mei zullen HCSS onderzoeksdirecteur Tim Sweijs en hoogleraar Martijn Kitzen aan de hand van hun nieuwe boek 'De oorlog van morgen' onder leiding van moderator Willemijn Aerdts laten zien hoe moderne oorlogvoering zich in razend tempo ontwikkelt door de snelle verspreiding van nieuwe wapens, technologieën en strategieën - en, belangrijker nog, hoe we onszelf daartegen kunnen beschermen. Toegang tot dit evenement, georganiseerd door de Universiteit Leiden in samenwerking met KVBK, Uitgeverij Balans en HCSS, is gratis, maar registratie is verplicht.
