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The AeroSpace Frontiers newsletter highlights the accomplishments and activities of NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. Published with Glenn’s staff, partners, and collaborators in mind, each monthly issue features news about how Glenn transforms aviation, revolutionizes space exploration, and inspires new discoveries for the benefit of all.

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From Center Director Dr. James Kenyon

Ohio Space Week: Showcasing NASA Technology 

NASA’s Glenn Research Center will celebrate Ohio’s pivotal role in aviation and space exploration during Ohio Space Week, Sept. 8-13. We plan to take part in the American Astronautical Society’s Glenn Space Technology Symposium, Sept. 8-10, bringing together influential leaders from industry, government, and academia to discuss future technological development. On Sept. 11, we will host the annual Ohio Space Forum here at Glenn, featuring aerospace leaders from across the state. During Discovery Days from Sept. 12-13 at Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, home of the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, we will invite visitors to explore engaging demonstrations and interactive activities that showcase how we’re revolutionizing flight. I hope you can join us in the celebration! 

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NASA Glenn Earns Commercial Invention of the Year Award

Glenn earns NASA’s Inventions and Contributions Board’s Commercial Invention of the Year Award.

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