Platforms
Independently Designed Research Platforms
A coherent suite of public-facing research and policy tools that translate governance theory into operational platforms across strategic infrastructure domains. Each platform connects conceptual frameworks on legitimacy, authority, and escalation with applied policy questions.
Research Platforms
Independently designed research, policy, and strategic-risk tools

Cyber Escalation Atlas
LiveMapping cyber incidents as strategic behaviour, attribution frameworks, and governance signals.
Core question: How do cyber operations function as strategic behaviour, and what governance frameworks can account for them?

Narrative Drift
LiveAn interactive simulation exploring how AI systems reshape choice, memory, and self-understanding over time.
Core question: How do AI systems erode epistemic autonomy through the accumulation of small nudges over time?

SelfTrace
LiveA reflective platform examining how social media algorithms shape identity, self-presentation, and online selfhood.
Core question: How do social media algorithms shape self-presentation and identity construction?

Ontological Governance Observatory
In ProgressMapping how AI reshapes the human subject across epistemic, ontological, and political layers.
Core question: How must governance frameworks change when AI transforms the human subject itself?

Orbital Risk Tracker
LiveTracking ASAT events, proximity operations, GNSS jamming, and cyber-space entanglement with escalation analysis.
Core question: How are ASAT capabilities and proximity operations transforming the escalation calculus in orbital space?

Global Nuclear Infrastructure Atlas
LiveInteractive mapping of civilian nuclear power infrastructure, accident sites, and estimated arsenals with policy and health context.
Core question: How is civilian nuclear infrastructure distributed globally, and what governance and health implications follow?
Lunar Mandate Atlas
LiveInteractive mapping of competing lunar governance frameworks, mandates, and authority architecture across the Artemis Accords and ILRS programme.
Core question: How do competing governance frameworks construct authority and claim legitimacy on behalf of humanity on the Moon?
Selected Independent Projects
Standalone research and policy tools
Each platform is built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and D3 / Leaflet.
