81. APL Engineer To Lead Space Research Team eight NSBRI technology projects. The team focuses on developing devices and systemsto improve research techniques and medical care on the ground and in space. http://www.jhuapl.edu/newscenter/pressreleases/2001/011219.htm

Go to APL Press Releases 19 December 2001 For Immediate Release Media Contact: Ben Walker Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Phone: 240-228-6792 or 443-778-6792 E-mail: ben.walker@jhuapl.edu Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Engineer to Lead Space Research Team Dr. Harry K. Charles Jr., assistant department head for engineering in the Technical Services Department at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Md., has been named team leader for the Technology Development Team of the National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI). "Dr. Charles's background with the nation's space program and leadership in engineering research will be a great benefit to the team and to the development of diagnostic tools," said Dr. Jeffrey P. Sutton, NSBRI Director. As team leader, Dr. Charles will manage scientists from six institutions working on eight NSBRI technology projects. The team focuses on developing devices and systems to improve research techniques and medical care on the ground and in space. Projects focus on designing lightweight, compact research tools and on developing simple, minimally invasive and non-invasive methods of gathering health-related data in space. On Earth, these transportable and remote technologies will increase a physician's ability to provide care in a variety of settings such as rural clinics, nursing homes and isolated areas.

82. NASA - Space Research - Advanced Human Support Technology Program Advance Human Support technology Program Elements The AHST Program is comprised ofthree projects Advanced Life Support (ALS), space Human Factors Engineering http://spaceresearch.nasa.gov/research_projects/ahst.html

writeCSS('/common/css/iestyles_research_projects.css'); Research Thrusts Programs Research Opportunities Missions ... Research Plans Advanced Human Support Technology Program Advanced Human Support Technology Biomedical Research/Countermeasures Biomolecular Physics/Chemistry Biotechnology/Earth-based Applications ... Space Product Development The Advanced Human Support Technology (AHST) program performs research and technology development to provide new technologies and next-generation systems that will enable humans to live and work safely and effectively in space. Special emphasis is placed on those technologies that will have a dramatic impact on the reduction of required mass, power, volume, crew time, and increased safety and reliability. Advance Human Support Technology Program Elements The AHST Program is comprised of three projects: Advanced Life Support (ALS), Space Human Factors Engineering (SHFE), and the Advanced Environmental Monitoring and Control (AEMC). Advanced Life Support The goal of the ALS project is to develop regenerative life support systems directed at supporting NASA's future long-duration missions. Such missions could last from months to years and make re-supply impractical, thereby necessitating self-sufficiency. Thus, subsystems must be developed to fully recycle air and water, recover resources from solid wastes, grow plants for food, process raw plant products into nutritious and palatable foods, control the thermal environment, while reducing the overall system mass. ALS systems will be a combination of physico-chemical and biological components depending on the specific mission requirements. For example, it is anticipated that ALS systems used for a planetary transit vehicle will be primarily physico-chemical. More complex systems using biological elements would be used on planetary bases where it would uneconomical to have resupply.

83. NASA's LTP -- Projects Signals of Spring; space Mysteries; The NASA Why? Files A ProblemBased studentsin grades 3-5 to math, science and technology concepts using Legacy projects. http://learn.arc.nasa.gov/organization/proj_sum.html

LTP has four distinct areas that carry out its mission: Learning Technologies Project Regional Outreach Centers Learners Solicitation Legacy Projects Technology Development Learning Technologies Project Regional Outreach Centers ARC LT Project - NASA Quest - Located at Ames Research Center, Quest provides support for schools, teachers, and students using the Internet as a learning tool. Resources include online interactive projects that connect students with the people of NASA, and live online events which allow users to participate remotely in courses, lectures, workshops and fieldtrips. DFRC LT Project - This Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) project focuses on improving science and mathematics curricula by transferring NASA's computational technology to primary and secondary education grades. Access to LT project information can be acquired by visiting the Dryden Education Homepage at the link above. GRC LT Project - The Glenn Research Center has designed a project to increase students' interest in, and proficiency of, math and science through the use of computing and communications technology and by using NASA's mission in aeronautics as a theme. GSFC LT Project - The Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) has developed Earth science, environmental science, and computer technology programs for various grade levels.

84. IO2Technology Heliodisplay/ Interactive Free-Space Display PROJECT VIDEO INTO AIR The Heliodisplay (TM) projects TV, streamingvideo and computer images into free space (ie midair). It http://www.io2technology.com/

85. Spacelink - NASA Projects or browse through the project areas listed DIR Aerospace technology Responsiblefor http://spacelink.nasa.gov/NASA.Projects/.index.html

Library Contents: Other Features: Where am I? NASA Spacelink Home The Library NASA Projects NASA Projects Strategic Enterprises manage the projects that implement NASA's mission. In this area you will find the programs and activities of NASA organized within the Strategic Enterprises. Quickly jump to some popular areas within NASA Projects... Advanced Space Transportation Astronauts Cassini Mission to Saturn Chandra X-Ray Observatory Galileo Mission to Jupiter Hubble Space Telescope Human Space Flight International Space Station Landsat Satellite Program for Earth Imagery Lunar Prospector Mission to Earth's Moon Mars Exploration Rover Mission Mars Pathfinder Mission to the Surface of Mars Microgravity Science and Research Ozone Research Revolutionize Aviation Solar and Heliospheric Observatory Space Launch Initiative Space Shuttle TOPEX/POSEIDON Ocean Mapping Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission TRMM Wind Tunnels ...or browse through the project areas listed below: Aerospace Technology - Responsible for developing technologies to pioneer safer, cleaner, quieter, and more affordable air travel; revolutionizing aircraft design, construction, and operations; and enabling more affordable and reliable space transportation. Biological and Physical Research - Focusing on scientific research in areas such as molecular biology, nanotechnology, information technology, and genomics.

86. Virtual Ifu - Student's Space - Projects - Curiosity, Intuition, And Information Curious? That internet in the first world societies is used to disintegrate,to fragmentize society rather than bringing people together . http://www.vifu.de/students/curiosity/

Curious? "That internet in the 'first world' societies is used to disintegrate, to fragmentize society rather than bringing people together" Survey Questions History HTML

87. The Hipparcos Space Astrometry Mission The Future, space Astrometry after Hipparcos. Go to The Astrophysics MissionsDivision web site. Go to The ESA Science technology web site. http://astro.estec.esa.nl/Hipparcos/

Latest News New article: Hipparcos parallaxes and the distance to the Pleiades. Web Site Tour Follow the tour to see some highlights of the Hipparcos web site Search Search the Hipparcos web site Site Guide A guide to the Hipparcos web site Research Tools Interactive tools to access the Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues, the Hipparcos Intermediate Data Catalogue, and the Hipparcos Epoch Photometry Catalogue Scientific Results and Papers (preprints and published), Venice '97 proceedings, Popular Science, Press Releases, News Service The Catalogue Volume 1 online, Search the Catalogues, Sky Plots, Sample Catalogue Pages, Helpdesk, FAQs, Celestia 2000 demo pages Education Hipparcos Educational Resources, Interactive Tools, The Millennium Star Atlas Visual Results New 3d Stereo Images, The Hyades Movie, Selected Statistics, Hipparcos Photographs, Poster Images Further Information Background Information, Hipparcos Related Links, Did You Know? The Future Space Astrometry after Hipparcos Animations An index to the animations and java applications which are available on this site The Hipparcos Satellite - Where is it now?

88. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia to formulate and execute R D projects that would developed and transferred technologyprograms encompassing national issues, including space, ballistic missile http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_Advanced_Research_Projects_Agency

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency , also known as DARPA or ARPA is an agency of the United States Department of Defense responsible for the development of new technology for use by the military. DARPA was established in 1958 in response to the Soviet launching of Sputnik ARPA was its original name, then it was renamed DARPA (for Defense) in 1972, then back to ARPA in 1993, and then back to DARPA again on March 11 ARPA was responsible for funding development of ARPANET (which grew into the Internet), as well as the Berkeley version of Unix ( BSD ) and TCP/IP DARPA received media attention in and after its creation of projects like the Information Awareness Office and Combat Zones That See (CTS), which civil liberties activists on both the left wing and right wing claim are unacceptably Orwellian edit History DARPA was created as the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), by Public Law 85-325 and Department of Defense Directive 5105.41, in February . Its creation was directly attributed to the launching of Sputnik and to U.S. realization that the

89. European Funding Such As Eu Funding, Eu Grants, Eu Loans Eu The European space Agency (ESA) has chosen a further 20 projects from LOSTEC (leveragingon space technologies th enhance SME competitiveness) programme to be http://www.welcomeurope.com/news_info.asp?idnews=165

90. The à ngström Space Technology Center Homepage on two domains to develop basic Micro /Nano technology (MNT) for space applicationsand MPEG animation of The Thruster Unit Go to Micro Propulsion Project. http://www.astc.material.uu.se/

The à ngström Space Technology Centre (à STC) The à ngström Space Technology Centre is a centre for space related micro/nano technology. The centre shall be focused on two domains: to develop basic Micro /Nano technology (MNT) for space applications and to administrate and execute à STC's NanoSatellite program. à STC Nanosatellite Model In True Scale A rolling Nano Satellite program has started at the à ngström Laboratory. The program is to be viewed upon as a complement to the researcher education with the purpose to attract new Ph.D students to the research school AME (The Center for Advanced Microengineering). See an MPEG Animation of The Nanosat Micromachined 2D Nozzle Micro propulsion is a true key element for high performance micro- and nano satellites. The complete system will be accommodated on small circular silicon wafers inside a pressure-tight housing in the shape of a 42-mm sphere. Each sphere contains four individual thrusters that is located in one plane, 90 degrees radially apart. The proportional thrusters can have a maximum thrust between 0.1 mN and 10 mN depending on the nozzle dimensions. See an MPEG animation of The Thruster Unit Go to Micro Propulsion Project Advanced 3D-Multi Chip Modules

91. Science And Technology (Ohio ESL) Science and technology. The space Shuttle NASA s site on the space Shuttle Tour Takea trip through some of the digitized images from the Visible Human Project. http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/project/science.html

Ohio University Ohio ESL English Science and Technology Acid Rain Acid rain is a serious environmental problem that affects large parts of the US and Canada. This page has Information on the causes of acid rain, its measurement, it effects, and ways to reduce it. This site includes a glossary, some science experiments, and other learning activities. AIDS/HIV Our page : AIDS is perhaps the most serious public health problem of our times. The following are a few of the many AIDS/HIV resources available on the Internet. This page includes definitions of important terms, background information on AIDS/HIV, research and data, news stories, and discussion of the problem. Includes vocabulary discussion and writing questions. Cell Phones Millions of people in the United States and around the world use cellular phones here is an explanation of how they work. Also, information about plans to restrict the use of hand held cell phones while driving. Includes how to buy a cell phone, daily updated information, articles, questions, and related books on the topic. Clouds Figure out how they're formed, and how they work. Initial Cloud Formation, Cloud Types, Cloud Pictures, Other Atmospheric Phenomena, links, and a Glossary of terms.

92. VSEL/Telepresence Home Page The Virtual space Exploration Lab (VSEL) represents a subset of these projects thatinterrelate through both collaboration or shared technologies. Contents. http://cdr.stanford.edu/html/telepresence/VSEL.html

Virtual Space Exploration Lab and related Telepresence projects Center for Design Research Stanford University This page is under construction. Please excuse the dust and debris. The Center for Design Research (CDR) at Stanford University has a primary focus of studying the design process and methods in practice. Having an excellent collection of engineers from many disciplines, CDR often generates ideas for potentially "fixing" problems that are observed. A well documented problem observed in design processes is the awkward interface between designers and machines. These machines may be mechanical (robots) or electronic (computers). This group of projects employs telepresence technologies in its exploration of human-machine interaction. The Virtual Space Exploration Lab (VSEL) represents a subset of these projects that inter-relate through both collaboration or shared technologies. Contents VSEL projects: CutPlane DesignSpace TalkingGlove TeleSign ... VirtualHand Other CDR telepresence projects: Conformal Mapping RoboGlyph Virtual Fixtures CDR telepresence group members ... Similar work found on the Web Telepresence projects at CDR Projects related to the Virtual Space Exploration Lab are marked.

93. CNN - New Space Plane Project Takes Off - July 15, 1999 test reusable launch vehicle technologies (NASA/Boeing); X38 space lifeboat crewreturn vehicle (NASA); X39-X42 classified or Department of Defense projects; http://www.cnn.com/TECH/space/9907/15/space.plane/

[an error occurred while processing this directive] MAIN PAGE WORLD ASIANOW U.S. ... news quiz CNN WEB SITES: TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW MORE SERVICES: video on demand video archive audio on demand news email services ... pagenet DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback SITE GUIDES: help contents search FASTER ACCESS: europe japan WEB SERVICES: New space plane project takes off Artist's concept of X-37 re-entering Earth's atmosphere July 15, 1999 Web posted at: 6:55 p.m. EDT (2255 GMT) By Robin Lloyd CNN Interactive Senior Writer (CNN) NASA and Boeing have agreed on a $173 million project to develop an experimental space plane called the X-37 to serve as a test bed for new reusable rocket technologies. Airplanes and rockets that get the X-designation are experimental, high-speed vehicles, but most of them are incapable of achieving orbits in outer space, re-entering Earth's atmosphere and autonomous landings. The X-37 could achieve those feats and more, said Boeing program manager David Manley. "We're going to do some missions in orbit, like rendezvous and station keeping," he said. "On the second flight we plan to stay up there for almost three weeks and test some of our systems.

94. MITSEDS talks by professionals in spacerelated fields, observing sessions using the chapter stelescopes, educational outreach projects, and technical projects. http://web.mit.edu/mitseds/www/

Last Updated: April 23, 2002 Space Table Tuesday, Apr-23, 7pm, SEDS Office (W20-445) This Week's Topic: Space Station - Worth the $? Space Tables are dinner discussions about space-related issues! Pizza is always provided. Come on over to the SEDS Office and chat about space! Chandra Control Ctr Tour Wednesday, Apr-24 4pm, Draper Lab Lobby Take a tour of the mission control center for the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, a space-based telescope peering at the x-ray spectrum. Lunar Research Mtg Every Thursday 8pm, SEDS Office (W20-445) Interested in designing a manned lunarbase or figuring out how we can better utilize the moon's resources? Join our Lunar Research Project! Outreach Mtg Sunday, Apr-28 12:30pm, SEDS Office (W20-445) Answer cute letters little kids send us about space. Or help design a cool information packet about space exploration that will inspire the next generation! Movie Night Sunday, Apr-28 Join your fellow space enthusiasts for a viewing of "October Sky." Surround sound. Big screen. Comfortable seats. More Event Info President: Samidh Chakrabarti Vice President: Treasurer: John Thomas Astronomy Chair: Outreach Chair: Vacant Technical Project Chair: At-Large: Welcome! MITSEDS is the

95. AFRL Propulsion Directorate Projects PROPULSION DIRECTORATE projects Privacy Security Notice a timephased and goal-orientedtechnology development program cost of access to space for commercial http://www.pr.afrl.af.mil/projects.htm

96. Virtual Space - User Interfaces Of The Future The Virtual space project has developed the LumePong game to assess the technologyof the game space and the functionality of the sensors in the floor of the http://www.vtt.fi/tte/projects/lumetila/

Virtual Space - User Interfaces of the Future The Virtual Space project has studied new methods of computer control. The aim has been to create intuitive user interfaces that blend in with the surroundings of the user. The starting point of the project to research and develop bodily and spatial user interfaces has been the natural way in which people move and act. Applications include new kinds of computer games. Nautilus The project has produced a prototype of a game called Nautilus based on interaction between 3 to 6 players. Nautilus is an underwater adventure where players collect points, cope with dangerous situations and finally save a dolphin trapped in a wrecked ship by steering a diving bell. The diving bell is steered by the movements and positions of the group of players on the floor area. Results from the planning stages have been assessed together with users, which has provided new information on bodily and spatial user interfaces and their usability. Nautilus is a unique game that allows the playing team to experience both adventure and a winning feeling. Unlike other games, Nautilus is controlled by movement rather than by traditional controls. Results of the interdisciplinary research and development project can be applied to designing new attractions for amusement and science parks and other similar environments and they can also be used to develop new ways to control electronic devices at home, for example.

97. Welcome To The Center For Space Power At Texas A&M University Active TwoPhase Thermal Systems The Center for space Power also Energy storage projectsinclude electrochemical and mechanical technologies. http://engineer.tamu.edu/tees/csp/projects.html

Research Activities and Projects Thermal Management Loop Heat Pipe Multi-Chip Module Phase Separator ... Multi-Quantum Well Photovoltaic Conversion Solar Power: The CSP has actively pursued the development of solar power from space as a non-conventional energy source for terrestrial application. In particular, the Center has fostered development of wireless power transmission by microwave beam and lasers as a enabling technology for the importation of electric energy from space. Back to Top Thermal Management: The Center for Space Power (CSP) is conducting commercially driven research programs for various advanced thermal management technologies. The Center, along with its Industry and Government partners are advancing the selected technologies through microgravity based research. Loop Heat Pipe: Loop Heat Pipes (LHP) are two-phase thermal control systems similar to regular heat pipes but can transport higher thermal loads over greater distances. These devices have many applications both in space and here on Earth. The Loop Heat Pipe flight experiment with Industry partner Thermacore flew aboard STS-87.

98. BNSC BNSC space Exploration - space projects, UK Participation in the ESAScience Programme. UK participates in the ESA Science Programme by. http://www.bnsc.gov.uk/index.cfm?pid=288

99. RAND Science & Technology | Issue Areas | Space And Aviation Research effective strategies for space system project management, our community play in operatingthe space Shuttle The Science and technology Policy Institute at RAND http://www.rand.org/scitech/topics/space.html

Issue Areas Biotechnology Emergency Response and Infrastructure Protection Energy Environment Information Technology Space and Aviation Technology Assessment Transportation RaDiUS Database Contact Us Space and Aviation Budget constraints, evolving technologies, and a growing private sector role have transformed the U.S. space enterprise. At the same time, substantial growth in air traffic in the U.S. and shifts in the international aerospace arena have created new policy concerns. Our work in this area, conducted mainly for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the Office of Science and Technology Policy, has helped to inform major policy decisions and assessed important technologies, such as the Global Positioning System. Principal Areas of Research Improving the effectiveness and efficiency of space programs and policies. Privatizing the Space Shuttle.

100. Andrews Space :: Corporate :: Projects of its work under the space Launch Initiative is under contract to support NGLT stechnology and architecture team under the NGLT Systems Analysis Project (SAP http://www.andrews-space.com/en/corporate/NGLT(200311).html

Gryphon's HTHL approach enables a paradigm shift in space launch by drastically enhancing safety, increasing flexibility and reducing operations cost and risk. Next Generation Launch Technology Please click on the project name for more information. Gryphon Flight Ops Animation (audio) Alchemist ACES Gryphon RLV Architecture Multimedia Gallery

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