Plenary Session 10: Modernizing Homeland Security Enterprise R&D
September 14, 2021
Incredible technologies from artificial intelligence, robotics, and quantum computing have given us a set of new capabilities, opportunities, and at times threats. But given the nature of the Homeland Security Enterprise - broad and multi-echeloned - defining a strategy for research can be challenging. Technology of the future will surely aid emergency response, operational reliability, and our nation’s resilience. So how might we design a comprehensive R&D strategy incorporating all partners and stakeholders?
Session
HSEF 2021
Speakers
![Wendy R. Anderson](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/6279dca11993382fd9046ecd_624f16aafc658246552e436d_Screen%2520Shot%25202022-04-07%2520at%25209.51.51%2520AM.png)
Wendy R. Anderson
HSEG Member
Senior Counselor, Palantir Technologies
![Dr. Cara LaPointe](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/6279dc8a9e357e1d0e73aea3_624cbdee81a53737e4fb8b8c_LaPointe%252C%2520Cara.jpeg)
Dr. Cara LaPointe
HSEG Member
Co-Director of the John Hopkins Institute for Assured Autonomy, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory