The research will focus on material sciences,
quantum information science - which combines information science
with quantum mechanics - and other areas of joint interest, the
companies said on Monday. They did not provide financial
details.
"This is another step in Lockheed Martin Israel's long-term
plans to develop additional partnerships outside the defense
market and partner with the industry and academia in Israel,"
said Joshua Shani, chief executive of Lockheed Martin Israel.
Lockheed Martin in August set up a separate subsidiary in Israel
focused on technology. It is working with EMC and Ben-Gurion
University in southern Israel on joint cyber security research
projects.
(Reporting by Tova Cohen; Editing by Jeffrey Heller)
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