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Partnering with Goddard

At Goddard, we have an extensive history of establishing strategic partnerships with industry, academia, and other government agencies to fulfill center objectives, agency missions, and national priorities. Through strategic collaborations, we address technical capability gaps, strengthen U.S. economic innovation and industrial competitiveness, and discover innovative approaches for mutually advancing technology and missions that benefit both scientific progress and economic prosperity.

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At Goddard, we have an extensive history of establishing strategic, diverse partnerships with industry, academia, and other government agencies to fulfill center objectives, agency missions, and national priorities. We believe that through building strategic collaborations, aligning opportunities with capabilities, and fostering innovation, we can create transformative impact for our partners, humanity, and the U.S. economy.