cyber

CRC (Cyborg Resilience Co-lab) was founded in July 2025 as a collaborative initiative bringing together researchers, hackers, digital rights activists, and artists to explore digital resilience under contemporary conditions in which war, disaster, and technological risk increasingly overlap.

Rather than operating as a conventional research center, CRC functions as a loosely connected co-lab that bridges research and practice. Through ethnographic research, technical experimentation, artistic practice, workshops, and public events, we investigate decentralized communication, network infrastructures, drone technologies, and other emerging technologies. Together, we examine how posthuman warfare is imagined, enacted, and contested across military, civic, and digital domains.

Contemporary conflicts increasingly unfold through communication networks, algorithms, data infrastructures, drones, and other interconnected technologies that blur the boundaries between war and peace, humans and machines, and the battlefield and everyday life. Posthuman warfare offers a way of understanding these entanglements and how violence and power are increasingly enacted through humans, machines, algorithms, and infrastructures.