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Innovative Partnerships Program (IPP) Elements
Technology Infusion: SBIR, STTR, Seed Fund
Innovation Incubator: Prizes, Revolutionary Tech
Nurturing innovation inside and outside of NASA.
Partnership Development: Spinoff, Tech Transfer
Adding value for NASA and the nation through partnerships.
Public Benefits from NASA
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Hallmarks of Success Podcasts →
NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) IPP Hallmarks of Success Podcasts
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NASA Year In Review 2009
Eureka! Water on the Moon and Other Discoveries Highlight Stellar Year for NASA as Distinguished Astronaut Takes the Agency's Helm. Fifteen items are highlighted for the agency, and two of them are from IPP - Spinoffs in 2009 and Centennial Challenge winners.
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Planet 51 PSA Campaign Brings NASA's Message of Exploration Down To Earth
Broadcast-quality digital public service announcements are available for download from NASA featuring actor Dwayne Johnson, star of the new film "Planet 51," discussing the importance of space exploration, diversity and education. The new PSAs address topics including education, diversity and NASA "spinoff" technologies.
Providing Technology for NASA
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SBIR/STTR 2009 Phase I Award Selections →
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SBIR/STTR 2008 Phase I Solicitations →
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Peter Homer Astronaut Glove
When Peter Homer sat down to build a better astronaut glove, he started with the fingers.
