ATLAS INTELLIGENCE LABS

Research division

Unclassified

Atlas Intelligence Labs

The research division of Atlas Ops. We build AI decision systems, clinical intelligence, and veteran health technology through federal research and development programs across NSF, NIH, DOD, and VA.

Research tracks

Three tracks, one thesis: decisions under consequence.

Track 01

AI decision systems

Autonomous decision architectures for environments where latency, ambiguity, and consequence intersect. Focused on principled decision-making under compound risk with incomplete information.

Track 02

Cybersecurity and threat intelligence

Adversarial modeling, threat pattern recognition, and defensive AI for critical infrastructure. Built on intelligence community methodology.

Track 03

Veteran health and transition resilience

TBI recovery protocols, AI-assisted service-connected disability evaluation, and decision support for veterans navigating high-consequence health and financial transitions.

Labs team

PhDs, MDs, and operators.

Dr. Ikram MansoriFounder. Ex-NSA, combat veteran, ex-Twitter Trust and Safety, Professor at Menlo College, San Francisco Veterans Affairs Commissioner, Forbes contributor.
Dr. DeQuincy DixonPhD, IT Security. 21-year Army veteran. Cybersecurity.
Dr. Shalini GopalkrishnanAI strategy. Stanford faculty. 30+ years experience.
Dr. Wallace BruckerOrthopedic surgeon, 35+ years. Veteran health.
Dr. Bryn RodriguezInternal medicine, pediatrics, aesthetic and longevity medicine. Emory.
Nicholas Karyotakis, MDGastroenterologist. Clinical trials director. 12+ peer-reviewed publications.

Institutional partners

Where the work is done

Black Fire Innovation, UNLV

AI and cybersecurity research hub.

MY6.org

Veteran transition and mental health support. Track 03 is conducted in partnership with veteran-health clinicians and mission-aligned 501(c)(3) foundations.

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