Rate My Professor Roy Lindelauf

Lindelauf's research centers on the interplay between mathematical modeling, game theory, network science, data science, and applications in security and intelligence analysis, including terrorism, political violence, conflict, war, network resilience, cyber security, ethical artificial intelligence in military domains, and algorithms for decision-making such as UAV path planning in hostile environments. He serves as an expert member of the Global Commission on Responsible AI in the Military Domain from February 2024 to June 2027 and as advisor at the Netherlands Aerospace Center since September 2022. Key publications include 'The influence of secrecy on the communication structure of covert networks' (2009), 'Cooperative game theoretic centrality analysis of terrorist networks: The cases of Jemaah Islamiyah and Al Qaeda' (2013), 'A new approximation method for the Shapley value applied to the WTC 9/11 terrorist attack' (2018), the edited volume 'Search Theory: A Game-Theoretic Perspective' (2013), 'The irresponsibility of not using AI in the military' (2023), 'Dealing with Multiple Optimization Objectives for UAV Path Planning in Hostile Environments: A Literature Review' (2024), and 'Operationalising responsible AI in the military domain: a context-specific assessment' (2025). His scholarship has accumulated over 1,000 citations, advancing understanding in covert network analysis and responsible AI for defense and security.