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Peter Khooshabeh, Ph.D.
Defense Ventures Program Fellow and Refinery Ventures Alum | Regional Lead DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory (ARL) West
Peter Khooshabeh, Ph.D., is the Regional Lead for the Army Research Laboratory (ARL) West at the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (CCDC). He is involved in various research initiatives, particularly in the fields of decision-making, human-computer interaction (HCI), and social virtual reality (SocialVR) for training and interaction purposes.
His professional background includes roles as a Defense Ventures Program Fellow and involvement with Refinery Ventures. Khooshabeh is known for his interest in developing innovative research methodologies and analysis techniques. He actively shares insights on topics such as teamwork, mixed reality, and generative AI through his LinkedIn profile and other platforms.123456
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An Army Educational Outreach Program (AEOP) #California student, Amir Grant, reflecting on both the technical and #interpersonal growth as a student turned into a mentor for the Gains in the #Education of #Math and #Science (GEMS): "I was a shy kid growing up, so helping other shy kids come out of their shells became really important to me. Encouraging them to engage in activities and share their thoughts so they could get the most out of the program is what I value the most from my experience." I'm grateful for Dr. Steven Thurman leading the U.S. Army DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory (#ARLWest) #outreach committee and for Tiffany Raber as well as Drs. Seyi Ayorinde, PhD, Russell Cohen Hoffing, James Humann, PhD, PE, and Chad Kessens for their invaluable contributions over the six years #mentoring hundreds of students like Amir.
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Camouflage, Concealment, & Deception (CC&D) Increasingly, physical systems are susceptible to an array of threats in the cyber domain and electromagnetic spectrum. The Air Force seeks technologies that enhance the ability of its assets to operate stealthily, without detection and safely from kinetic and electromagnetic threats. Desired capabilities include:
- Technologies that enable digital concealment, a decreased footprint , or utilize electronic deception
- Anti-jamming and anti-spoofing protection capabilities
- Counter intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance (ISR) capabilities Eric Holder this could be relevant to Directed Vapor Technologies, Inc.
