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Adam Henschke serves as Research Director and Assistant Professor in the Philosophy Section at the University of Twente's Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. His work bridges ethics of technology and institutional ethics through a distinctive techno-institutionalist approach.
His research focuses on conceptual and normative issues across security, health, information, and technology ethics. Key areas include:
- National security and military ethics
- Ethics of surveillance technologies and intelligence institutions
- Care for enhanced veterans
- Internet of Things ethics
- Cybersecurity ethics
- Public health and disordered information
- Connected vehicles ethics
- Trust in informationally mediated environments
Henschke's publications reveal strong thematic concentration in cognitive warfare analysis, examining information conflict through historical, technological, and ethical lenses. His work consistently addresses grey-zone operations between diplomacy/intelligence and soft/hard power, with particular emphasis on democratic vulnerabilities.
As an educator, he teaches research ethics, leadership, ethics of disruptive technologies, computer ethics, just war theory, national security ethics, health and security, bioethics, and political philosophy.
Henschke directs research activities within the Philosophy Section while maintaining active scholarly output, including recent book projects analyzing cognitive warfare frameworks and national security institution ethics.
