Ryan Adams

Professor with expertise in electrical engineering and national security, Dr. Ryan Adams is an esteemed faculty member at the University of North Dakota (UND). Serving as the Associate Dean of National Security and a tenured professor in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS), Dr. Adams brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his roles. His academic journey is complemented by a notable military career, having served in the U.S. Air Force as a program manager at the Space and Missile Systems Center and as an aircraft maintenance technician. Dr. Adams's research interests are deeply rooted in the field of electromagnetic wave propagation, where he explores the behavior of waves in various media. His work in antenna design is particularly focused on applications in cellular technology and medical devices, aiming to enhance communication systems and healthcare solutions. Additionally, he is proficient in numerical simulation techniques, which he utilizes to analyze and predict wave propagation phenomena. Throughout his career, Dr. Adams has contributed significantly to the advancement of knowledge in his field. His research has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals, and he has presented his findings at international conferences, garnering recognition from both academic and industry peers. His dedication to research and education is evident in his commitment to mentoring students and guiding them in their academic pursuits. At UND, Dr. Adams is not only a leader in his department but also a pivotal figure in fostering collaborations between academia and the defense sector. His dual expertise in engineering and national security positions him uniquely to address complex challenges at the intersection of technology and defense. Dr. Adams's contributions extend beyond the university, as he actively participates in professional organizations and advisory boards related to his field. His insights and expertise are sought after by government agencies and private sector companies alike, further underscoring his impact on the broader engineering and security communities.