How is the Air Force looking to spend its $60 billion R&D budget?
 How is the Air Force looking to spend its $60 billion R&D budget? Dr. Will Roper, the man in charge of the purse strings for the Air Force's $60 billion research and development and acquisition budget, oversees some 550 programs for the Air Force.
"If you look at the world in which we live today, we must be agile," Roper told an audience last month. "There are too many possible futures for us to pick one and build a force that's geared to defeat it."
That sentiment should give developers of new technologies $60 billion worth of reasons to pay attention when Roper joins us at TechCrunch's Sessions: Space event this December 16-17.  As the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics — and principal adviser to the Secretary and Chief of Staff of the Air Force for R&D, test, production and modernization efforts within the Air Force — Roper has a view into where the military is racing ahead to meet the challenges of the battlefield of the next millennium.
To hear Roper's thoughts on the future of the Air Force's technological innovations, you can grab a ticket to get exclusive access to watch this session (along with many others) live (with access to video on demand), network with the innovators changing the space industry, discover the hottest early-stage companies, learn how to score grants for your space company, recruit talent or even find a job.
Get an early-bird ticket for just $125 until November 13. And we have discounts available for groups, students, active military/government employees and for early-stage space startup founders who want to give their startup some extra visibility.
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