Ecosystem

The researchers, students and institutions building with us.

The researchers, institutions, and partners working with CASi Labs to develop and apply collaborative intelligence — through partnership agreements, joint labs, co-authored research, and shared funding proposals.

Updated as agreements are formalised and outputs are published. In-progress items appear once they are no longer in-progress.

Co-authored brief May 6, 2026
National Unity Under Threat — disinformation report cover

National Unity Under Threat — disinformation report.

Foreign Interference, Cognitive Sovereignty, and the Alberta Referendum. Marcus Kolga, Jennie Phillips, Brian McQuinn, Bartel Van de Walle. Co-authored brief on the information environment around the Alberta referendum, drawing on the same structural-analysis methodology that drives CASi Labs workspaces.

Disinformation Cognitive sovereignty Alberta
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Published 6 May 2026. The brief examines foreign-interference dynamics around the Alberta referendum through the lens of cognitive sovereignty — how an information environment is shaped, contested, and made resilient against external pressure. CASi Labs' contribution centred on structural representation of the information environment and multi-perspective analytical framing.

The full document is available from the partner organisations; a copy and link will be added here once the public-facing landing page is in place.

Authors
Marcus Kolga, Jennie Phillips, Brian McQuinn, Bartel Van de Walle
Published
6 May 2026
Domain
Information operations · cognitive sovereignty
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Partnership April 28, 2026
MoU signing with the University of Žilina

Žilina University — MoU signed.

Formal collaboration agreement between CASi Labs and the University of Žilina. The MoU establishes a joint frame for research collaboration, methodology exchange, and shared workspace development on European infrastructure and security questions.

University of Žilina Slovakia Memorandum of Understanding
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The MoU was signed in April 2026 following a working visit and joint scoping with the Faculty of Security Engineering. The agreement frames a multi-year collaboration on European infrastructure and security questions, with shared use of CASi-style workspaces in joint research and student-facing teaching.

Initial work threads include energy-system vulnerability analysis (Slovakia angle) and methodology exchange on multi-agent reasoning over critical-infrastructure dynamics.

Partner
University of Žilina, Slovakia
Format
Memorandum of Understanding · multi-year
Threads
Energy-system analysis, methodology exchange, joint teaching
Lab April 20-21, 2026
Wuppertal University emergency-management Lab session

Wuppertal University — emergency-management Lab.

CASi Labs ran a 2-day Lab on emergency management at the University of Wuppertal for students in emergency management. The format used live workspace construction around a multi-agency coordination scenario, with structured agent debate and student-led steering of the analytical frame.

University of Wuppertal Emergency management 2-day workshop
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Two-day intensive with master's students in emergency management. The Lab opened with mission framing, moved through structural representation of a multi-agency coordination scenario, and closed with student teams steering specialist agents through contested frames around resource allocation and command-handover dynamics.

The session produced a structured deliberation artifact per team, and a methodology debrief drawing comparisons against conventional table-top exercise formats.

Host
University of Wuppertal · emergency-management programme
Participants
Master's students, emergency-management track
Format
2-day Lab · live workspace construction
Proposal March 2026

Humanitarian proposal contribution.

CASi Labs contributed structural-analysis components to a large humanitarian proposal currently under review. Further detail will appear here once the proposal moves out of the review stage.

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The contribution covers methodology design for structural representation of multi-cause humanitarian contexts, and specification of the analytical-framing layer used by specialist agents during prioritisation deliberation. The proposal is currently under formal review.

Naming the funder, lead institution, and full scope will follow the review outcome — we don't surface proposal specifics while the review is live.

Status
Under review
Contribution
Methodology · structural representation · framing layer
AI Negotiation Conference January 10-11, 2026
AI Negotiation Forum at Harvard Kennedy School

AI Negotiation Forum (Harvard Kennedy School) presentation.

CASi Labs presented its technology in a multi-party negotiation simulation.

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CASi Labs contributed agent-team design and structural-substrate construction to a multi-party negotiation exercise run in January 2026. The full write-up — venue, participating institutions, scenario design, and methodology debrief — follows publication clearance from the host.

Status
Publication clearance pending
Date
January 2026
In progress Ongoing

European university partnerships — discussions underway.

Conversations with several European university partners are active. Specific institutions will be named once formal agreements are in place; we don't surface partnerships before the partner is ready to be surfaced.