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Army Research Lab Pushing New Collaboration Model With Industry For Long-Term Projects

By Matthew Beinart

Thursday, February 21st, 2019

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Army Research Lab Pushing New Collaboration Model With Industry For Long-Term Projects

Dr. Jaret Ridick, director of Army Research Lab's vehicle technology directorate

The Army Research Lab (ARL) is looking to instill new collaboration models with industry that will broaden partnership opportunities for its long-term development priorities, including synthetic biology and quantum computing, an official said Thursday. Jaret Riddick, ARL’s lead vehicle technology official, told attendees at a CXO Tech Forum officials will look to utilize the lab’s new regional campuses to get research institutions and industry partnered on developing technology for its Essential Research Area Projects. “We’re thinking about new models for…

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