Since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, data from a wide array of government and commercial space assets has helped the general public understand the trajectory of the war in a transformative way. For diplomats and aid workers, the growing availability of data from multispectral satellite-based imagers has helped drive diplomatic strategies to support Ukrainian sovereignty, while providing the capability to develop effective strategies to deliver aid to Ukrainian citizens in need.

Please join the Space Diplomacy Lab of the Duke University Center for International and Global Studies/Rethinking Diplomacy Program, for a timely discussion with Professor Frans von der Dunk, Harvey and Susan Perlman Alumni and Othmer Professor of Space Law at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln on Friday April 8, 2022.

Seungkyoo (Peter) Han (MA candidate, Theological Studies, Duke Divinity School)
"Children of the Holy Land of Confucianism: The Violent Conflict in Qufu from the Maoist Siege"

Li Jiang (Sanford School of Public Policy)
"Reduce High Skilled Engineer Shortage in China: Triggering Indigenous Innovation in Engineering Education"

Film Screening:

"Mothra"
(Ishiro Honda, 1961, 101 min, Japan, Japanese w/ English subtitles, Color, 35mm)

Each year the evidence becomes stronger: constantly connected digital technologies like smartphones and social media can be dangerous to our mental health and our local and national communities. But how should we respond as users and producers of digital technologies? Where can we turn for resources to live wisely in a rapidly changing age?

Join an interactive event organized by ASIST. Reserve your seat in the Research Integrity Roundtable "Registered Reports - A Potential New Way to Publish Research" on Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 5:30-7:00pm. Participants will engage in an interactive virtual event to learn about Registered Reports and their role in reducing the risk of error, minimizing questionable research practices and increasing the chances to get published.

Duke students from all levels and schools are invited to apply for a Bass Connections project teams for 2022-2023. Applications are due February 11 at 5:00 p.m. EST.

Please register here: https://duke.is/c89ey

In honor of Data Privacy Day 2022, we will be discussing with Professor Neil Richards his recent book "Why Privacy Matters." We will talk about what privacy means and "what privacy isn't," and explore the implications of our country's legal approach to privacy for freedom, democracy, and consumer protection in this information age.

Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students to participate on 2022-2023 project teams.

Please register for a session to receive the Zoom link: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6XOatkduuum2aEK

Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students to participate on 2022-2023 project teams.

Please register for a session to receive the Zoom link: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6XOatkduuum2aEK