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Rob Denz

Vice President of the Open Innovation Center

Dr. Robert Denz is an experienced technology executive and strategic leader at Riverside Research. As the Vice President of the Open Innovation Center, he leads a research and development business unit focused on critical technology areas such as Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Radio Frequency, and Optics. These cross-functional teams drive innovation and deliver impactful solutions for national security, leveraging Riverside Research's open innovation model to foster collaboration and accelerate the development of cutting-edge technologies.

Rob Denz - Vice President of the Open Innovation Center

Dr. Denz earned a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Dartmouth College and a B.S. in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His academic background, coupled with his industry experience, provides him with a strong foundation for leading technical teams and driving innovation.

Dr. Denz has co-authored numerous publications in security, virtualization, and operating systems. His contributions to the field of cyber security have been significant, and he continues to mentor others to make an impact on the national security research base.

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New Materials, Better Technologies: A Look at Functional Electromagnetic Materials IRAD Development at Riverside Research
Dec 11, 2024

New Materials, Better Technologies: A Look at Functional Electromagnetic Materials IRAD Development at Riverside Research

The functional electromagnetic materials independent research and development (IRAD) efforts at Riverside Research result in big ideas about small components. The researchers on this team examine the materials at the basis of every hardware component or device in use, reimagining how we can use alternative materials or new materials to help the device function more safely, securely, and cost effectively – all while taking up less physical space.

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