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QLab: Featured in The Washington Post
"A surprising thing has happened at Harvard University amid the Trump administration’s tirades about its supposedly “woke” culture: Defense technology has become popular on campus, with undergraduates and grad students racing to build start-ups through a defense-tech incubator called QLab."
David Ignatius writes about the real impact QLab is having on national security applications and in the private sector for The Washington Post.
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The Intelligence Project seeks to build a new generation of intelligence practitioners prepared to serve in a rapidly changing world and to help future policymakers and intelligence consumers understand how best to interact with intelligence to gain a decision advantage. Building on multi-disciplinary research at the Belfer Center, from history to geopolitics to emerging technologies, the Intelligence Project links intelligence agencies with Belfer researchers, Faculty, and Kennedy School students, to enrich their education and support public policy decision-making.
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