2026, 13-16 July, „Neuroscience of the Everyday World” 6th International Neuroergonomics Conference, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA, paper: “Commercial Neurotech and the Risks of Cognitive Warfare”.
2026, 10 July, “Face it! Crossdisziplinäre Blicke auf Gesichtsverletzung und Gesichtsverlust” (“Face it! Cross-disciplinary Perspectives on Facial Injury and Loss of Face”), Department of Cultural History and Theory, Humbolt University, Berlin, Germany (online), paper: “Brave New Warriors: The Brain at War”.
2026, 3-5 June, “Irregular Warfare Ethics”, International Society for Military Ethics North American Annual Conference, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, USA, paper: “Military Neuroenhancement and Cognitive Warfare: Ethical Tensions Between Resilience and Vulnerability”.
2026, 16-17 April, “Neuroethics 2026: Building Bridges and Cultivating Community”, International Neuroethics Society, Stanford University, Stanford, USA, paper: “Ethical Challenges of AI-Assisted Closed-Loop BCIs for Military Enhancement”.
2026, 5-6 March, Military Sociology and Worldmaking Mini-Conference: “Warfare, Economy and Governance”, during Eastern Sociological Society 96th Annual Meeting “Transformation & Repair: Worldmaking in Contexts of Struggle and Constraint”, Washington DC, USA, paper: “Battles Over Minds: The Cognitive Frontier of 21st Century Conflict”.
2026, 23–24 February, “Medical Boots on the Ground. How Can Embedded Medical Teams in War and Disaster Zones Strengthen Military Medical Preparedness?”, discussant on the panel: “Framing the Mandate: Legal & Policy Frameworks for Forward Medical Support”, Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA.
2025, 13–14 November, “Precision Lethality and Civilian Harm Mitigation. Challenges and Opportunities in the Future of Warfighting”, Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA.
2025, 24-26 October, Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society Biennial International Conference, Reston, Virginia, USA, paper: “Soldiers or Weapons? The Legal Basis, Ethical Concerns, and Consequences of ‘Weaponizing’ Super Soldiers”.
2025, 5-6 February, 2025 Social Science Seminar „Towards the 6th War Domain? NATO and the Evolution of Cognitive Warfare”, Department of Social Sciences, West Point, New York, USA; paper co-authored with Wojciech Michnik and presented by him: “Towards the 6th War Domain? NATO and the Evolution of Cognitive Warfare”.
2024, 21 November, “Contemporary Cognitive Warfare in the Grey Zone of Great Power Conflicts – Challenges and Opportunities for Special Forces”, INFO INTEGRUM 2024, The Special Operations Component Command/Faculty of International and Political Studies, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. Paper: “Shifting Battlespace: The Cognitive Frontiers of War in the 21st Century”.
2024, 18 October, “Shadows of Truth: Decoding Russia’s Disinformation Campaigns”, expert seminar, LSE IDEAS CSEEP at the Jagiellonian University/LSE IDEAS/New Eastern Europe, Kraków, Poland. Paper: “Beyond Disinformation: Cognitive Warfare”.
2024, 27-28 September, “Intoxicated Warfare: Psychoactive Substances, Violence and Trauma”, The 2024 Great Lakes History Conference, Department of History, Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. Paper: “Military Neuroenhancement: The Continuation of Psychopharmacology by Other Means”.
2024, 10-13 September, “Scaling Up, Learning Lessons, Ensuring Quality”, International Society of Military Science Conference, Swedish Defense University, Stockholm, Sweden. Paper: “Shifting Battlespaces: Navigating the Cognitive Frontiers of War in the 21st Century”.
2024, 5-6 September, “The Age of the Warring States: Debating Peace and War in the 2020s”, The 4th Jagiellonian Interdisciplinary Security Conference, Chair of Security Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Shifting Battlespaces: Navigating the Cognitive Frontiers of War in the 21st Century”.
2023, 13-15 April, "The Ethical and Legal Significance of Supersoldiers", Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law and The Annenberg Public Policy Center (co-organized by The Annenberg Public Policy Center & the University of Massachusetts Lowell), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA.
2022, 10–13 October, “Promoting Peace and Security In a New Incomprehensible and Non-Linear World”, International Society of Military Science Conference, Military University Institute of Portugal, Lisbon, Portugal.
2018, 27–29 September, “War and the Kitchen: Culinary Culture, Provisions, and Drugs in Military History,” Institute of History Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Institute of History of the University of Warsaw, “Fields of Glory” Foundation, Niepolomice, Poland (in Polish).
2017, 15–17 November, “Military Sciences: The Backbone of Military Educational Institutions?”, International Society of Military Science Conference, Norwegian Defence University College, Oslo, Norway. Paper: “Brain-Machine Interface and the Future Soldier: Where Science Fiction Meets Neuroscience.”
2017, 26 May, “Commemorating the Seventieth Anniversary of the Marshall Plan: Past and Current Challenges of the Transatlantic Alliance,” Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University/Vaclav Havel Library, Prague, the Czech Republic. Paper: “NATO: A Risk Management Community”.
2017, 5 April, “Future War: Technologies and Concepts on the Battlefield,” Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Neuroscience Goes To War” (in Polish).
2016, 18 May, International Society for Military Sciences Professors' Retreat 2016, Polish National Defense University, Warsaw, Poland. Paper: “Brave New Soldier”.
2016, 19-20 April, “Visions of War: Experience, Imagination and Predictions of War in the Past and the Present,” Estonian War Museum, Tallinn, Estonia. Paper: “Will G.I. Stand for ‘Genetic Infantryman?’ Genetics, Genomics, and the Prospects of Human Enhancement in the U.S. Military”.
2014, 8–9 December, “Just War Theory 2.0: Ethics, Technology, and Armed Conflict in the Twenty-Firstst Century,” international conference, University of Oxford, Oxford, Great Britain. Paper: “Moving Towards the Genetic Screening of Military Personnel? The Age of Personal Genomics and the U.S. Department of Defense.”
2014, 4 December, “Homo Narcoticus II: Altered States of Consciousness,” the 6th National Symposium “The Humanities in Dialogue with the Natural Sciences,” Institute of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health, Sosnowiec, Poland. Paper: “Armies ‘on Speed’: Amphetamines in Warfare” (in Polish).
2014, 21–23 October, “Armed Forces for 2020 and Beyond: Roles, Tasks, Expectations,” Austrian National Defense Academy, Vienna, Austria. Paper: “Towards the Genetic Profiling of Military Personnel? The Pentagon's Role in the Era of Personal Genomics.”
2014, 12–13 March, “Fifteen Years of Polish Membership in NATO: Experiences and Future Challenges,” Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “NATO as a Risk Management Community.”
2014, 27 January, “The Continuation of War by Other Means,” Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland. Paper: “Risk Society at War: Managing Systemic, Political and Tactical Risks.”
2013, 13-14 November, “Adapting to Change,” International Society of Military Science Conference, Royal Danish Defense College, Copenhagen, Denmark. Paper: "The Rise of ‘Cubicle Warriors’: Some Psychological, Social and Ethical Challenges of Drone Pilots.”
2013, 11-12 November, “War and Propaganda in the Twentieth Century," Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, NOVA University Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. Paper: "The Gulf War: Postmodern Propaganda and the Scenic Image of a War ‘That Did Not Take Place.’"
2013, 4-5 October, “The Philosophy of Technology," Institute of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “The Social and Ethical Dilemmas of Cosmetic Pharmacology” (in Polish).
2013, 10-12 July, Second International Multidisciplinary Conference, University of Salzburg, Austria. Paper: “Getting Children Stoned: How Societies Turn Children into Soldiers.”
2013, 10 May, Fifth National Symposium on "Humanities in Dialogue with Natural Sciences," Institute of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health, Sosnowiec, Poland. Paper: “Cosmetic Neuropharmacology: Smart Drugs in Post-industrial Societies” [in Polish].
2012, 6-10 December, “Human Rights Education: Promoting Changes in a Time of Transition and Crisis,” the Third International Conference on Human Rights Education, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Getting Children Stoned: How Societies Turn Children into Soldiers.”
2012, 19-20 October, “Technologies of Pleasure: The Culture of Psychoactive Substances,” Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “The ‘War As a Drug’ Metaphor” (in Polish).
2012, 19-20 April, “New Strategies for the New Century: The Limits of and Opportunities for Regional and Global Integration,” Institute of Political and International Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Neuropharmacology and the Risk Management on the Battlefield” (in Polish).
2011, 9-10 November, “Adapting to Modern Security Challenges,” International Society of Military Science, Baltic Defense College, Tartu, Estonia. Paper: “A Risk Society Goes to War with Cyborg-Soldiers.”
2010, 10-11 November, “Turning Research and Knowledge Into Use,” International Society of Military Science, Swedish National Defense College, Stockholm. Paper: “How to Help Modern Ajax? Managing Combat Trauma Through Pharmacology.”
2009, 25-26 November, “Security in 2020 in a Multipolar World,” International Society of Military Science, Netherlands Defense Academy, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Paper: “Perfect Soldiers of the Future: On Chemical Enhancement of the American Military.”
2007, 13-14 December, “Modern China: The Rise of an Empire from an International Perspective,” The Confucius Institute in Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Armed Forces, Military Modernization, the American Challenge, and Sun Tzu: the Military Dimension of Chinese Power” (in Polish).
2007, 25-27 May, “U.S. Foreign Policy: Theory, Mechanisms and Practice,” international conference, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. Paper: “The Privatization of War and U.S. Military Operations.”
2005, 9-11 December, “American Democracy in the Twenty-First Century,” Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. Paper: “The American Military: A Democratizing Instrument of Democratization?” (In Polish).
2004, 25 June, First Workshop of Advanced Studies on the United States, Aleksander Gieysztor Academy of the Humanities, Pułtusk, Poland. Paper: “The American Revolution in Military Affairs” (in Polish).
