Cyber Lab

Securing the World’s Information: Cryptography and Data Science in Global Intelligence

January 28, 2026
Global governments and intelligence agencies handle massive volumes of sensitive information, with cryptography and data science playing a critical role in securing intelligence operations.
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Do We Need Data Centers? Strategies for Greener Digital Infrastructure

January 27, 2026
Data centers are crucial to powering technological advances and support the backbone of the world’s economy. However, building and maintaining data centers have considerable environmental impacts, sparking a push toward greener infrastructure.
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The Human Factor: How Understanding People Improves Safety, Design, and Performance

January 23, 2026
When human factors principles are integrated into the design of workplaces and systems, errors can be reduced, safety is enhanced, and outcomes are improved across high-stakes industries.
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Mohamed Abaza

Mohamed Abaza

Adjunct Professor

Mechatronics and Robotics Read Bio

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Aerospace Systems and Flight Engineering

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Aeronautics

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Intelligent Healthcare Systems Engineering

The Ethics of Neurotechnology: Why New Global Standards Matter

January 21, 2026
The potential benefits of neurotechnology are extraordinary–from restoring mobility, treating neurological disorders, and enhancing cognitive performance. However, the ethical stakes are equally high. More than just another dataset, brain data represents thoughts, emotions, and–at its core–one's identity.
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Capitol Tech’s Signal 9 Cyber Battle Team Competes in Dual National Cybersecurity Challenge



A major team milestone, Capitol Tech’s Signal 9 simultaneously participated in two national collegiate cybersecurity qualifier events (MACCDC and ISTS), underscoring the team’s growing reputation in competitive cyber defense and attack exercises.

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