Nadine is a researcher at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya, Israel. Her role focuses on investigating terrorists’ use of the internet, and she authors the institute’s quarterly cyber reviews as well as research reports on cyber-related issues. These include: ISP’s liability for terrorist content posted on their platforms, terrorist use of virtual currency, trafficking of women on the dark-net and a potential connection to the financing of terrorism, UCC and other IS-supporting hacktivists in Southeast Asia, the neuro-criminology of online radicalization processes, and other intersections of tech and crime. Nadine’s work intertwines a variety of fields as it reflects her interdisciplinary academic background in law, government, criminology, and middle-eastern studies.