Opportunities for Australia, US space sectors to collaborate: report

8 June 2018

Anthony Wicht
Alliance 21 Fellow, United States Studies Centre

ABC News Radio's 'The World Today' program spoke to USSC fellow Anthony Wicht about his new paper on the opportunities for US-Australian collaboration in the space sector.

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Anthony Wicht
Alliance 21 Fellow, United States Studies Centre
Anthony Wicht is the United States Studies Centre’s Alliance 21 Fellow based in Washington DC. He focuses on the future of the space sector and implications for the Australia-US space relationship. He is an engineer and lawyer with experience in complex aerospace systems and the policy and organisational frameworks that underpin them.

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7 June 2018 on ABC Radio

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