We are honoured to announce that CETaS has been awarded 'Best Research Project for Impact' at Responsible Ai UK's AI & Robotics Research Awards 2026. This award recognises research that translates insight into action, driving measurable change across public policy, industry adoption, and societal outcomes.
Sara Babahami and Ardi Janjeva, “Converging Risks: The Impact of AI on Critical Technologies,” CETaS Policy Briefs (June 2026).
Hannah Hunter, “AI and Engineering Biology: National Security Implications,” CETaS Snapshot Reports (June 2026).
Fraser Sampson and John McNeill, “Building National Resilience is an Urgent Issue – But it’s Not a Job for the Police,” CETaS Expert Analysis (June 2026).
Sara Babahami, “Rethinking Evidence Synthesis in the Age of AI,” CETaS Expert Analysis (June 2026).
Rick Hennessy, “AI and Distorted Belief: From Individual Harm to National Security Risk,” CETaS Expert Analysis (May 2026).
Seungjoo Lee and Hyunjin Lee, “Asia-Pacific AI Governance: A Call for Middle-Power Partnerships,” CETaS Expert Analysis (May 2026).
Ardi Janjeva, Sylvester Kaczmarek, Angus Shennan and Carolyn Ashurst, “The Next Frontier: Security Implications of Future AI Paradigms,” CETaS Research Reports (April 2026).
Centre for Emerging Technology and Security, "CETaS: Expert Analysis in Technology and Security," CETaS Expert Analysis (April 2026).
Ben Christy, “AI, Quantum Computing and High-Performance Computing,” CETaS Snapshot Reports (April 2026).