Breno Pauli Medeiros

Breno Pauli Medeiros is a Visiting Research Associate in the Department of War Studies at King's College London and a PhD candidate in Military Sciences at the Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College (ECEME). His research investigates the impacts of cyberpower on military culture, strategy, and institutional frameworks, with a focus on comparative analysis between the UK and Brazil.

• PhD Candidate in Military Sciences (ECEME, Brazil)
• Visiting Research Associate (Department of War Studies, King's College London)
• Master's in Military Sciences (ECEME, 2019)

His research interests include cyberpower development, national defence policy-making, and comparative cyber strategy. He has developed an analytical framework—The Fundamental Conceptual Trinity of Cyberspace—centered on deterritoriality, multiplicity of actors, and uncertainty.

Breno’s publications explore cyber conflict, pandemic-era digital governance, and the implications of cyber uncertainty. His work emphasizes cross-national legal and institutional adaptations to cyberpower.

Scientific Awards:

• CAPES Foundation Internationalisation Scholarship (2022)

Breno’s research agenda bridges his Master’s and PhD studies, focusing on cyberpower’s role in redefining strategic thinking and public administration resilience.