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Professor Brooke Rogers is a social psychologist and Vice Dean (People and Planning) at King’s College London, within the Department of War Studies. Her research interests lie in behavioral science and security, focusing on risk perception and communication, especially in the context of low-probability, high-impact events such as chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) incidents. With significant funding from various sources, Professor Rogers has led collaborative research projects totaling approximately £25 million. Her work encompasses areas including protecting crowded places, community resilience, and understanding pathways to violent radicalization. She is actively engaged in numerous advisory roles, contributing her expertise to various governmental and international organizations, including the Home Office and NATO. Her current research explores public responses to terrorism and extreme events, aiming to enhance resilience and prepare communities for potential crises. She maintains a commitment to interdisciplinary research, integrating insights from social science into policy-making and crisis management.
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