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NASA Partners with IndustryWeek to Promote Tech Transfer and Innovation →
11.08.2012
Space agency enlists manufacturing and supply chain information leader to help maximize ROI in Cleveland "Technology Days". -
NASA Gung-Ho About Small Business →
10.09.2012
There's a new recognition that small businesses are innovation hubs and can turn around space jobs more quickly for less cash. -
The Deep Space Suit →
Popular Science showcases the exciting, cutting edge research of NIAC Fellows, Kevin Duda and Dava Newman.
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Steve Gaddis – Who's Who at NASA →
09.01.2012
Steve Gaddis runs the newly created Game Changing Technology Development Program Office. Gaddis leads the program’s efforts to develop innovative technologies that will revolutionize space exploration. -
Robots To Go Spelunking In Martial Caves? →
08.27.2012
Robots that rappel, hop or lower themselves by tether into Martian skylights could reshape the hunt for life beyond Earth. -
NASA Goes Green: NASA Selects Green Propellant Technology Demonstration Mission →
08.16.2012
With this award, NASA opens a new era of innovative and non-toxic green fuels that are less harmful to our environment, have fewer operational hazards, and decrease the complexity and cost of launch processing. -
NASA to Develop “Green Rocket Fuel” As It Looks To Cut Environmental Footprint →
08.16.2012
NASA has announced plans to develop environmentally friendly rocket fuels. -
NASA Selects “Green” Propellant Technology Demonstration Mission →
08.16.2012
NASA is seeking a 'green' alternative to hydrazine which, amongst other things, was used to power the Space Shuttle's auxiliary power units. -
$1.5 million NASA Rover Contest Set for Robo-Showdown in June (NBC News) →
Autonomous rovers will soon face off in NASA's $1.5 million Sample Return Robot Challenge at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
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Cutting-edge Approaches to Protecting Interplanetary Astronauts →
Exploring a cutting-edge approach to protecting astronauts on their way to Mars and other destinations.