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Shiri Krebs is a Professor of Law at Deakin University and Director of the Centre for Law as Protection. She holds affiliations with Stanford University's CISAC and leads the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre's Law and Policy Theme. Her research focuses on counter-terrorism, AI in military technologies, and cybersecurity law, funded by ARC DECRA and Humboldt Fellowships. She advises governments and international bodies like the UN, U.S. Department of Defense, and Australian Defence Force. Awards include the David Caron Prize (2021) and Researcher of the Year (2022). Krebs earned dual degrees from Hebrew University and Stanford Law School, with extensive teaching experience globally.
- Education: PhD (Stanford Law School, 2017), Master of the Science of Law (Stanford, 2012), LL.B./M.A. (Hebrew University, magna cum laude).
- Professional Roles: Chair of ASIL's Lieber Society, DFAT Visiting Legal Fellow (2024–2025), and Humboldt Experienced Researcher (2023–present).
Research Interests: Drone warfare, predictive technologies in counterterrorism, international humanitarian law, and cybersecurity policy. Her work bridges law, technology, and empirical methods.
Awards highlight contributions to international law, cyber policy, and gender equity in academia. Grants include ARC DECRA ($446k) and CSCRC projects ($495k+).
Labs/Teams: Centre for Law as Protection, Cyber Security CRC Law Theme, and interdisciplinary collaborations on AI ethics and military tech.
