September 16, 2026

Schwartz presents at Military Operations Research Society's Global Critical Infrastructure Workshop

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David Schwartz, professor of interactive games and media, presented “Proposal for a Critical Infrastructure Resilience Game Engine” at the Military Operations Research Society's Global Critical Infrastructure Workshop on Sept. 15.

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