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indextrue175449563062395799870News CenterGet the latest updates from the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education (NCITE) Center.Get the latest updates from the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education (NCITE) Center.1462078800000NCITE News and Events/news/indexNCITEsite://NCITE/news/indexjmccahill15929207551507490061717547800910451671429600000
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1754715600000On the latest episode of the podcast, NCITE doctoral student Callie Vitro hosts NCITE research associate Michael Becker, Ph.D. to discuss all things methods./news/2025/cascade-thumbnail.pngnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/cascade-thumbnail.pngNCITEcascade-thumbnail.png7349071200800NCITE research associate Michael Becker (left) speaks with NCITE criminology doctoral student Callie Vitro (right).On a Zoom gallery screen, NCITE research associate Michael Becker, on the left, speaks with NCITE criminology doctoral student Callie Vitro, on the right. A title card of the episode appears at the bottom, with a top and bottom screen background of a repeating NCITE logo.///YouTube

On the latest episode of the podcast, NCITE doctoral student Callie Vitro hosts NCITE research associate Michael Becker, Ph.D. to discuss all things methods. They cover 1) how they source data, 2) how they process data, and 3) Becker's work on the NCITE geospatial technologies project. To check out the unique data request form generated by Becker and his team, see the YouTube version of this episode (20:23–42). 

Curious to learn more? Email Dr. Becker at mbecker26@nebraska.edu or NCITE at ncite@unomaha.edu.

NOTE — At 3:15, it is the National Incident-Based "Reporting" System (NIBRS), not "Response".  

////No/news/2025/08/podcast-ep-38-vitro-beckerdepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryResearchCollege of Public Affairs and Community Servicelocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/08/podcast-ep-38-vitro-beckerNCITEpodcast-ep-38-vitro-becker[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 38 — Methods: The Value of Data-Generating ProcessesOn the latest episode of the podcast, NCITE doctoral student Callie Vitro hosts NCITE research associate Michael Becker, Ph.D. to discuss all things methods. methods, data, geospatial technologiesNCITE CommunicationsOn the latest episode of the podcast, NCITE doctoral student Callie Vitro hosts NCITE research associate Michael Becker, Ph.D. to discuss all things methods.Aug 9, 2025 12:00 AM
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1753246800000Ben sits down with NCITE researcher Erin Kearns, Ph.D., and visiting scholar Adam Ghazi-Tehrani, Ph.D., to discuss their research into public attitudes toward punishment for terrorism, hate crimes, and other forms of mass violence. /news/2025/07/img/ep-37-kearns-tehrani.pngnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/07/img/ep-37-kearns-tehrani.pngNCITEep-37-kearns-tehrani.png7323741200800Host Ben Battafarano (right) speaks with guests Erin Kearns (left) and Adam Ghazi-Tehrani (middle).On a black background with red NCITE logo designs, cutouts of host Ben Battafarano (right) and guests Erin Kearns (left) and Adam Ghazi-Tehrani (middle) face each other. A title lower third restates the episode title.///YouTube

Ben sits down with Erin Kearns, Ph.D., NCITE director of law enforcement partnerships, and visiting scholar Adam Ghazi-Tehrani, Ph.D., associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at Indiana University. 

The two discuss their research into the similarities and differences in 1) the scholarship on, 2) the public conceptualization of, and 3) the public attitudes toward punishment for terrorism, hate crimes, and other forms of mass violence. 

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/07/podcast-ep-37-kearns-tehranidepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryResearchCollege of Public Affairs and Community Servicelocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/07/podcast-ep-37-kearns-tehraniNCITEpodcast-ep-37-kearns-tehrani[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 37 — Public Perceptions of Punishment For Mass ViolenceBen sits down with NCITE researcher Erin Kearns, Ph.D., and visiting scholar Adam Ghazi-Tehrani, Ph.D., to discuss their research into public attitudes toward punishment for terrorism, hate crimes, and other forms of mass violence. hate crime, terrorism, punishment, public opinionNCITE CommunicationsBen sits down with NCITE researcher Erin Kearns, Ph.D., and visiting scholar Adam Ghazi-Tehrani, Ph.D., to discuss their research into public attitudes toward punishment for terrorism, hate crimes, and other forms of mass violence. Jul 23, 2025 12:00 AM
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1750654800000Ben sits down with two of the authors of a new NCITE report on malign case studies of AI: NCITE Senior Scientist Sam Hunter, Ph.D., and I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato./news/2025/06/cascade-edit.jpgnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/06/cascade-edit.jpgNCITEcascade-edit.jpg5138081200800I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato (middle) speaks with Sam Hunter, Ph.D. (left) and host Ben Battafarano (right). At a table with NCITE metaverse technology in the background, I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato (middle) speaks with Sam Hunter, Ph.D. (left) and host Ben Battafarano (right). ///YouTube

Ben sits down with two of the authors of a new NCITE report on malign case studies of AI: NCITE Senior Scientist Sam Hunter, Ph.D., and I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato. They discuss malign use of specialized, unconstrained LLM's, AI-generated music, autonomous weapons systems (AWS), and more. Follow this link to read the full list of case studies: "Examining the Malign Use of AI: A Case Study Report" by Emma Theobald, Alexis d'Amato et al.

For more NCITE research on AI, check out the below articles: 

  • Examining Similarity-Attraction Principle and Intergroup Conflict on Malevolent Creativity Ideation
  • Harnessing Harm: Artificial Intelligence’s Role in the Amplification of
    Malevolent Creativity and Innovation

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/06/podcast-ep-36-ai-case-studiesdepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryCollege of Arts and SciencesResearchlocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/06/podcast-ep-36-ai-case-studiesNCITEpodcast-ep-36-ai-case-studies[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 36 — AI Case Studies ReportBen sits down with two of the authors of a new NCITE report on malign case studies of AI: NCITE Senior Scientist Sam Hunter, Ph.D., and I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato.artificial intelligence, autonomous weapons systems, Suno AINCITE CommunicationsBen sits down with two of the authors of a new NCITE report on malign case studies of AI: NCITE Senior Scientist Sam Hunter, Ph.D., and I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato.Jun 23, 2025 12:00 AM
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1749099600000Erin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism. /news/2025/06/img/ep-35-cascade-edit.jpgnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/06/img/ep-35-cascade-edit.jpgNCITEep-35-cascade-edit.jpg5105751200800Host Erin Grace (right) speaks with guests Brenna Helm (left) and Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D. (middle). Host Erin Grace (right) speaks with guests Brenna Helm (left) and Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D. (middle) as they sit around a table with NCITE metaverse technology on a rack in the background. A title card sits at the bottom fourth of the screen.///YouTube

Erin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism.

They touch on the rise of nihilistic violent extremism (NVE), populations that are especially at risk, and the environments that are leading young people to seek out extreme content.

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/06/podcast-ep-35-rottweiler-helmdepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryResearchlocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/06/podcast-ep-35-rottweiler-helmNCITEpodcast-ep-35-rottweiler-helm[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 35 — Youth Recruitment and MobilizationErin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism. youth recruitment, radicalization, mobilizationNCITE CommunicationsErin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism. Jun 5, 2025 12:00 AM
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News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1748581200000On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). /news/2025/05/img/cascade-edit_ep-34.jpgnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/05/img/cascade-edit_ep-34.jpgNCITEcascade-edit_ep-34.jpg4896501200800Host Erin Grace (right) speaks with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., (left) and Joel Elson, Ph.D. (middle). Host Erin Grace, on the right of a round table, speaks with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., on the left, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., between them.///YouTube

On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). The research is a part of a larger project examining malign use of existing and emerging geospatial technologies.

Doctor is an associate professor of political science in the UNO College of Arts and Sciences and Elson is an assistant professor of IT Innovation in the UNO College of Information Science & Technology. 

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-34-doctor-elsondepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryCollege of Information Science and TechnologyCollege of Arts and SciencesResearchlocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-34-doctor-elsonNCITEpodcast-ep-34-doctor-elson[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 34 — Exploitation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). unmanned aerial systems, UAS, dronesNCITE CommunicationsOn the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). May 30, 2025 12:00 AM
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1747371600000On the latest episode of the podcast, host Ben Battafarano sits down with Eva Burklund, UNO senior and NCITE communications student worker, to discuss her career at NCITE and her future plans./news/2025/05/img/pod-33-burklund.jpgnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/05/img/pod-33-burklund.jpgNCITEpod-33-burklund.jpg4814131200800Guest Eva Burklund (left) speaks with host Ben Battafarano (right). Guest Eva Burklund, left, speaks with host Ben Battafarano, right, at a table with the NCITE logo pattern on the back wall and a digital episode title card on the bottom of the image. ///YouTube

On the latest episode of the podcast, host Ben Battafarano sits down with Eva Burklund, UNO senior and NCITE communications student worker, to discuss her career at NCITE and her future plans. Burklund began at NCITE three years ago this week, and graduated Friday with a bachelor of arts in communications and a bachelor of science in political science.

In the fall, she will pursue doctoral studies in communications at the University of Pittsburgh. 

Special note: Eva coined the name of our podcast!

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-33-burklunddepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryResearchCollege of Communication, Fine Arts and MediaGeneral PublicCollege of Arts and Scienceslocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-33-burklundNCITEpodcast-ep-33-burklund[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 33 — Student Spotlight: Jargon Translation and NCITE CommunicationsOn the latest episode of the podcast, host Ben Battafarano sits down with Eva Burklund, UNO senior and NCITE communications student worker, to discuss her career at NCITE and her future plans. doctoral studies, undergraduate research, political science, student workerNCITE CommunicationsOn the latest episode of the podcast, host Ben Battafarano sits down with Eva Burklund, UNO senior and NCITE communications student worker, to discuss her career at NCITE and her future plans. May 16, 2025 12:00 AM
News ReleaseNoNoYesYes1746680400000On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Seamus Hughes, NCITE senior research faculty and policy associate, to discuss domestic prosecution and sentencing of members of ISIS and the group 764. /news/2025/05/cascade-still.jpgnavigationYessite://NCITE/news/2025/05/cascade-still.jpgNCITEcascade-still.jpg3235611200800On a Zoom gallery screen, guest Seamus Hughes (left) speaks with host Erin Grace (right), with a episode title card below them and an NCITE logo in the background. ///YouTube

On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Seamus Hughes, NCITE senior research faculty and policy associate, to discuss domestic prosecution and sentencing of members of ISIS and the group 764.

A nationally recognized expert in the U.S. federal court search system, PACER, Hughes founded and runs the website Court Watch, which provides analysis of federal court filings, search warrants, and indictments. In 2022, he was a part of a New York Times team that won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for their reporting on law enforcement in America.

This podcast was recorded at 9 a.m. on Thursday, May 8.

More on 764

Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE researcher and director of strategic initiatives, was featured on ABC Action News–Tampa Bay speaking about the emerging group 764. Click the video link below for their video coverage. 

Disclaimer: The views and conclusions contained in this podcast are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or views, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the University of Nebraska, or guest-affiliated institutions.

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////No/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-32-hughesdepartmentphone4025546423emailncite@unomaha.educategoryResearchlocationevent-startsevent-endssite://NCITE/news/2025/05/podcast-ep-32-hughesNCITEpodcast-ep-32-hughes[Article Heading]NCITE Insights No. 32 – Old Threats and New: ISIS and 764On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Seamus Hughes, NCITE senior research faculty and policy associate, to discuss domestic prosecution and sentencing of members of ISIS and the group 764. ISIS, 764, terrorism prosecutionNCITE CommunicationsOn the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Seamus Hughes, NCITE senior research faculty and policy associate, to discuss domestic prosecution and sentencing of members of ISIS and the group 764. May 8, 2025 12:00 AM
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On a Zoom gallery screen, NCITE research associate Michael Becker, on the left, speaks with NCITE criminology doctoral student Callie Vitro, on the right. A title card of the episode appears at the bottom, with a top and bottom screen background of a repeating NCITE logo.

NCITE Insights No. 38 — Methods: The Value of Data-Generating Processes

On the latest episode of the podcast, NCITE doctoral student Callie Vitro hosts NCITE research associate Michael Becker, Ph.D. to discuss all things methods.

On a black background with red NCITE logo designs, cutouts of host Ben Battafarano (right) and guests Erin Kearns (left) and Adam Ghazi-Tehrani (middle) face each other. A title lower third restates the episode title.

NCITE Insights No. 37 — Public Perceptions of Punishment For Mass Violence

Ben sits down with NCITE researcher Erin Kearns, Ph.D., and visiting scholar Adam Ghazi-Tehrani, Ph.D., to discuss their research into public attitudes toward punishment for terrorism, hate crimes, and other forms of mass violence. 

At a table with NCITE metaverse technology in the background, I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato (middle) speaks with Sam Hunter, Ph.D. (left) and host Ben Battafarano (right).

NCITE Insights No. 36 — AI Case Studies Report

Ben sits down with two of the authors of a new NCITE report on malign case studies of AI: NCITE Senior Scientist Sam Hunter, Ph.D., and I-O psychology doctoral student Alexis D'Amato.

Host Erin Grace (right) speaks with guests Brenna Helm (left) and Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D. (middle) as they sit around a table with NCITE metaverse technology on a rack in the background. A title card sits at the bottom fourth of the screen.

NCITE Insights No. 35 — Youth Recruitment and Mobilization

Erin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism.

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Host Erin Grace, on the right of a round table, speaks with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., on the left, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., between them.

NCITE Insights No. 34 — Exploitation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)

On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Guest Eva Burklund, left, speaks with host Ben Battafarano, right, at a table with the NCITE logo pattern on the back wall and a digital episode title card on the bottom of the image.

NCITE Insights No. 33 — Student Spotlight: Jargon Translation and NCITE Communications

On the latest episode of the podcast, host Ben Battafarano sits down with Eva Burklund, UNO senior and NCITE communications student worker, to discuss her career at NCITE and her future plans.

On a Zoom gallery screen, guest Seamus Hughes (left) speaks with host Erin Grace (right), with a episode title card below them and an NCITE logo in the background.

NCITE Insights No. 32 – Old Threats and New: ISIS and 764

On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Seamus Hughes, NCITE senior research faculty and policy associate, to discuss domestic prosecution and sentencing of members of ISIS and the group 764.

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