ABOUT THE INSTITUTE
Today’s national security environment is increasingly complex and covers whole-of-society problems such as extremism, biothreats, climate change, disinformation, and cybercrime. Advances in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics, extended reality, quantum computing, and biometrics will require national security policymakers to understand complexities they’ve never had to consider before.
The University of South Florida recognizes this trend and has identified global and national security as a long-range, strategic area of focus, with GNSI leading the effort. The challenges ahead require a unique, alternative approach that offers practical, actionable solutions to policymakers.
WILL SEABED MINING BE THE ANSWER TO CRITICAL MINERALS SCARCITY?
Vulnerable supplies of critical minerals and global strategic competition has triggered a resurgence in deep sea mining. A dramatic infusion of capital and investor interest has sparked a new race for critical mineral supplies. Read our latest GNSI research article, authored by Research Fellow, Dr. Linda Nhon.
USF STRATEGY COMPETITON
GNSI welcomed 100+ students from 17 universities across the United States and Poland, to the first USF Undegraduate Strategy Competition
