We've deployed the new website for the Laughton and Corbett Centre.

We'll be adding more content, squishing some bugs and making decades of research, publications and media available through the website as time goes on.

www.kcl.ac.uk/research/lau...

The @NauticalHistory Mariners Mirror podcast 'Seapower Past & Present 5: Technology' features King's PhD students and Professor Andrew Lambert who discussed technology and navies over the ages, and to the future.
snr.org.uk/the-mariners...

You can now watch Professor Andrew Lambert's latest book launch in the @warstudieskcl.bsky.social YouTube Channel:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRfN...

The Laughton and Corbett Centre will merge into one Research Centre on 18 June 2025. Look out for details of the new website. Business continues are normal such as when the maritime seminars restart later this year.

Chairman of @NauticalHistorymakes statement on multinational technology companies flagrant disregard of international copyright law. Response to recent revelations books & journals have been used to train generative AI and their content has been pirated.

A concern for many.

Congratulations to Dr @bencenemeth.bsky.social

@NATO has featured his co-authored research paper in its #StrategicForesight manual. A fantastic example of how academic research from @KingsCollegeLon is shaping real-world #DefencePolicy.

Full story 👉 bit.ly/43yxY4m

#OurDividedPlanet

Naval Wargaming was on show at the King's Wargaming Week 2025 recently. Mixed Reality Wargaming UrbanXR demo based on subsurface warfare concept by David Burden.

We've concluded the 2024-2025 Maritime Seminar series. Thank you to all our speakers and all who attended and supported this series. We look forward to announcing to the 2025-2026 series in the near future.

📢 Exciting news! The Centre for Grand Strategy and the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation are merging to form a new hub within @warstudieskcl.bsky.social: the Centre for Statecraft & National Security @csns-uk.bsky.social

➡️ You can find more information here: csns.uk

'Britain, Conflict, & the Sea' Conference (12/13Sept @RMGreenwich) programme, organised by King's scholars, is out.

An interdisciplinary conference developed in collaboration with & hosted by @RMGreenwich, with support from the @BritishAcademy_

www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/nat...

You can now read 'A Future for British Seapower and the Royal Navy?' by our research fellow @jameswesmith.space @warstudieskcl.bsky.social

www.kcl.ac.uk/a-future-for...

Our vision @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social is to make the world a better place. 🌍💫 Here’s how we do that at the School of Security Studies✨

➡️Discover more about our impactful research here: bit.ly/3FMqcfh

@dsdkings.bsky.social

You can now read via the Centre of Maritime Strategy

'Learning from the Royal Navy: Lessons for the USN on Sea Power Politics​'

I offer insight to American's about the state of the Royal Navy in 2025,& discuss the perpetual problem of 'seablindness'.

centerformaritimestrategy.org/publications...

"No More Napoleons: How Britain Managed Europe from Waterloo to World War One" the exclusive new book from
@warstudieskcl.bsky.social Professor Andrew Lambert, arrives June 2025.

We've uploaded many of our maritime seminars and other events to the @warstudieskcl.bsky.social YouTube channel.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhYi...

Recently students & staff @warstudieskcl.bsky.social debated the future of the #RoyalNavy. The exercise was a workshop to allow students at varied educational levels to engage with staff to discuss & debate.

Event hosted by the British Academy Laughton-Corbett Research Fellow @jameswesmith.space

We've attached below the schedule of #maritimeseminars we are hosting as part of our 2023-2024 #naval and #maritime history series of #publiclectures. To attend, you must register by visiting the King's College London School of Security Studies Events page here: lnkd.in/ebTjMRwg

The Laughton Unit educates and researches in the field of naval history and maritime strategy to support and shape the evolution of naval history as a tool across a broad spectrum of disciplines and debates in the world around us. 
Find out more: www.kcl.ac.uk/research/lau...