Adam Knapp

Adam Knapp has extensive work experience in research and program management roles. Adam currently serves as the JUMP 2.0 Program Manager at the Semiconductor Research Corporation, where they launched the JUMP 2.0 program to develop semiconductor applications and technology. Prior to this, they were the JUMP Program Manager at the same company.

Before joining the Semiconductor Research Corporation, Adam worked at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory as a Research Chemist. Their work there involved developing methodologies and theories for chemical detection in challenging environments, quantum computing and sensing, and machine learning. Adam also held the position of Jerome and Isabella Karle Fellow Research Chemist during their time at the Naval Research Laboratory.

Overall, Adam Knapp's work experience showcases their expertise in research, program management, and application of mathematical and statistical methods to solve complex problems in the fields of semiconductors, chemistry, and biomedical research.

Adam Knapp has a diverse education background. Adam holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Chemical Physics from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Prior to that, they earned three Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees from UC Irvine, one in Chemistry, one in Chemical Engineering, and another in Materials Science and Engineering. Unfortunately, the specific start and end years for their education are unknown.