Sarah Chen

Cyber Effects Fellow

Biography

Sarah Chen is a game designer and researcher with a focus on future technology, society, and warfare. She is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford, funded by the Rhodes Scholarship. Her current project, PARAGON: Public Attitudes Research Assessing Games on Conflict, uses discrete choice gamification and novel narrative consequentialism for empirical public preference research to ask: “What do we want the future of warfare to look like?” Previously, Sarah has designed and facilitated games and simulations for government, industry, and commercial enterprises, including a non-Euclidian virtual reality game.

She holds a MSc in Social Science of the Internet from the University of Oxford and a Dual BA in International Relations and Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from Claremont McKenna College. Her other research interests include cyber conflict, information and influence operations, and forecasting.

The UK Cyber Effects Network

The UK Cyber Effects Network seeks to build and strengthen a UK community of interest that fosters informed debate around the theory and practice of offensive cyber and other cyber effects operations.

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