Counter–Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems Leadership
Benjamin Ervin
TITLE: Group Leader
EMAIL: [email protected]
Dr. Benjamin L. Ervin is the leader of the Counter–Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems Group and has more than 15 years of experience related to complex WMD systems analysis, sensing algorithms, machine learning, red/blue teaming, phenomenology, data collection in operational facilities and locations, decontamination, serious games, modeling, and simulations.
Diane Jamrog
TITLE: Associate Group Leader
EMAIL: [email protected]
Dr. Diane C. Jamrog is the associate leader of the Counter–Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. She leads a portfolio of efforts focused on the analysis of detection and response architectures to improve defenses against chemical and biological threats, including efforts involving the development of disease outbreak and response models.
Brian Lee
TITLE: Assistant Group Leader
EMAIL: [email protected]
Dr. Brian C. Lee is an assistant leader of the Counter–Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems Group, where he works on topics including improvised explosive device (IED) detection, future threat red teaming, detection of chemical/biological threats, AI/ML algorithms, aerosol science, and systems analysis.
Kevin Tangen
TITLE: Assistant Group Leader
EMAIL: [email protected]
Dr. Kevin M. Tangen is an assistant leader of the Counter–Weapons of Mass Destruction Systems Group where works on topics such as systems analysis — including evaluating chemical/biological sensor concept of operations — threat characterization and forecasting of emerging threats, and test and evaluation of developing systems to assess operational capability.