Chris Adams is a senior policy analyst at RAND specializing in counter-unmanned aircraft systems, emerging technology policy, homeland security, and risk analysis. His work helps government decisionmakers assess emerging threats, forecast future risks, identify requirements and capability gaps, and prioritize technology investments. He has supported homeland security and defense efforts on counter-UAS policy and operations, acquisition and requirements analysis, threat assessment, biometrics, and risk assessment. Before joining RAND, he conducted homeland security research at ANSER and worked on international-development risk-management issues with the Millennium Challenge Corporation and the U.S. Government Accountability Office. He holds an M.P.P. from Georgetown University and a B.A. in government and biology from Bowdoin College.
M.P.P., Georgetown University; B.A. in biology/government, Bowdoin College
