Colloquium
The Virtual Routes Colloquium provides cybersecurity researchers and practitioners with a platform to present and get feedback on research projects and papers.
We hold monthly hour-long workshop meetings where participants can present research to the community. To ensure high-quality feedback, for each presentation an expert discussant will be identified and assigned to each paper who will provide detailed comments, before opening up the discussion to all participants.
AUTUMN/WINTER SESSION 2026
The Autumn/Winter 2026 Virtual Routes Colloquium Series explores the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in global politics, security, and governance. From open-source software communities and autonomous cyber operations to frontier AI labs and China’s pursuit of frontier AI capabilities, the series examines how AI is reshaping technological competition, geopolitical power, and the possibilities for effective governance.
Upcoming COLLOQUIA
FAQ
Who can present their research at the Colloquia?
Both established and junior cybersecurity researchers and practitioners are welcome to present their research. We especially encourage submissions from junior scholars to support their growth in the field.
What can participants expect during these Colloquia?
Participants can present their research to the community. Each presented paper will have a designated expert discussant. This discussant will provide comprehensive comments on the paper. Following this, a broader discussion involving all workshop participants will be held.
