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The value of NASA is not confined to the cosmos but... to address humanitys greatest challenges - Click the link for more details.

Consolidated Nuclear Security recently celebrated innovations at Pantex and Y-12 during fiscal year 2021.

While the space agency didn't actually develop Tang, its R&D includes everything from robot gloves to vertical farming—with commercial benefits back home.

/PRNewswire/ -- NASA has provided an advance release of its NASA Autonomous Flight Termination Unit (NAFTU) software code to the launch industry, a critical...

An economy without waste. That is what the Netherlands wants to have by 2050. Which innovations in 2022 will help us get there?

Ashwini Deshpande and Manav Kambli of Elephant Design talk about the space industry. How it has influenced brands to create aspirational value in its products. This includes: space exploration, product innovation and everyday conveniences. Read more about the finer linkages ...

The banks investment brings Brown Venture Groups inaugural close to the $50 million goal. The firm plans to finalize investments in nearly a dozen startups before the end of 2021.

RALEIGH & DURHAM -- Even NASA conducts economic analyses of metropolitan areas and regions. Why? It's working to license its patents to startup founders, for

RALEIGH & DURHAM -- Even NASA conducts economic analyses of metropolitan areas and regions. Why? It's working to license its patents to startup founders, for

Thursday, February 25, 2021 Share Pitt Law alumnus and technology transfer professional Ryan Davis (LAW ’16) has been awarded for his work with the Veterans Affairs (VA) Technology Transfer Program—a unit that determines which outcomes of veterans’ health-based research may have application or commercial potential in the real world. Davis was selected as Rookie of the Year—an award for someone in a position for no more than three years. From his Washington, D.C., work ...