National Security Entrepreneurship: Partnerships with the Private Sector panel

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Driskill, Joseph
 Brown, Lisa M. Kirk
 Dabson, Brian
 Fender, Chris
 Fennewald, Paul H.
 Magee, Suzanne
 Monsees, Rob

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2011-04

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infectious diseases, collaboration, vulnerabilities, commercialization, systems engineering, intellectual property, cybersecurity

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Some of the most innovative approaches to solving national securitychallenges involve academia, and the private sector teaming with the U.S. government. This discussion addressed the enormous scale of opportunities that pose multi-dimensional challenges for security and protection of U.S. interests now and into the future. Some successful partnerships and highly entrepreneurial solutions were highlighted.

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License.

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