Jonathan Brosmer (he/him) is an associate physical scientist at RAND. He holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of California, Los Angeles where his dissertation focused on rare-earth organometallics and small-molecule activation. While at RAND, his work has focused on topics including Air Force acquisition and logistics, command and control, cyber, and critical materials.

Education

Ph.D. in chemistry, UCLA; M.S. in chemistry, UCLA; B.S. in chemistry, Indiana University

Selected Work

  • Villalobos, Fabian, Jonathan L. Brosmer, Richard Silberglitt, Justin M. Lee, and Aimee E. Curtright, Time for Resilient Critical Material Supply Chain Policies, RAND Corporation (RR-A2102-1), 2022
  • Walsh, Matthew, Lance Menthe, Jonathan L. Brosmer, Julie George, Christine Kistler LaCoste, Eric Hastings, Sherrill Lingel, and Éder M. Sousa, Data-Enabled Approaches for Enhancing the Air Force Transformational Capability Pipeline, RAND Corporation (RR-A952-1), 2023
  • Snyder, Don, Lauren A. Mayer, Jonathan L. Brosmer, Elizabeth Bodine-Baron, Quentin E. Hodgson, Myron Hura, Jonathan Fujiwara, and Thomas Hamilton, Wing-Level Mission Assurance for a Cyber-Contested Environment, RAND Corporation (RR-A580-1), 2021

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