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Goldblum blends physics and business at Johns Hopkins lab

By January 13, 2012No Comments
Christopher Anderson/The Gazette “I think research is critical to the future of the defense and intelligence community,” says Charles Goldblum, new executive business director of the John Hopkins Applied Physics Lab's Research and Exploratory Development Department.

Christopher Anderson/The Gazette “I think research is critical to the future of the defense and intelligence community,” says Charles Goldblum, new executive business director of the John Hopkins Applied Physics Lab's Research and Exploratory Development Department.

As the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel consolidates several of its major areas, it has tapped a science veteran of almost 30 years to ensure it is ready to meet the needs of its federal military and research customers.

“We need to make sure we strategically invest program development funds to best support our customers,” said Charles Goldblum, who was recently named business area executive for the lab’s new department.

The Research and Exploratory Development Department was created this fall to develop and nurture new technologies to meet emerging national challenges.

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