Charles Chase, Former Head of Lockheed Martin Skunk Works Revolutionary Technology Programs, now Head of the UnLab, on A&D’s Capacity to Tackle Global Challenges

by Nick Cook | Jun 30, 2020

In this wide-ranging interview on the power of untapped technology developed by the Aerospace and Defence industry, Charles Chase, former head of Revolutionary Technology Programs at the world-famous Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, discusses how A&D sector technology might be applied to Global Challenges – from pandemic to climate change and beyond.

Charles Chase, Former Head of Lockheed Martin Skunk Works Revolutionary Technology Programs, now Head of the UnLab, on A&D’s Capacity to Tackle Global Challenges

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