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Advancing Security through Technological Innovation: An Intelligence Seminar with Michael Kunkler

RSVP Required Harvard Faculty, Fellows, Staff, and Students

Groundbreaking technologies are shaping the future of national defense. Join the Intelligence Project in person on Wednesday, November 5th for a seminar featuring Michael Kunkler—an alumnus of the intelligence community and former In-Q-Tel executive who currently serves as a United States Air Force Reserve officer. Attendees will learn more about the critical ecosystem at the center of innovation and national security, including organizations such as In-Q-Tel, the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Michael Kunkler will lead an open and informal discussion focusing on non-dilutive capture strategies for bringing cutting-edge innovation into the national security environment. The discussion will be held under Chatham House Rules and will be open to the first 64 attendees to register with a valid HUID. Light refreshments will be served.

Date: Time: - Location: Rubenstein Building - Room 414 A/B
Planet Earth Cyberspace Visualization
Global communication network conceptualization of planet earth in cyberspace.

Groundbreaking technologies are shaping the next generation of national defense. Join the Intelligence Project on Wednesday, November 5th for a seminar featuring Michael Kunkler—an alumnus of the intelligence community and former In-Q-Tel executive who currently serves as a United States Air Force Reserve officer. 

Attendees will learn more about the critical ecosystem at the center of innovation and national security, featuring organizations such as In-Q-Tel, the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Michael Kunkler will lead an open and informal discussion focusing on non-dilutive capture strategies for bringing cutting-edge innovation into the national security environment. 

The discussion will be held under Chatham House Rules and will be open to the first 64 attendees to register with a valid HUID. Light refreshments will be served.