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» Aero-Space Technology Enterprise - NASA's effort in Global Civil Aviation is focused on developing technology solutions that eliminate barriers to growth for the global civil aviation system.
» Ames Commercial Technology Office - An office devoted to commercialization of space technology and helping small companies. Includes features on software, bio- and nano-technology; and overview of the technology transfer scheme.
» GLITeC operates a Regional Technology Transfer Center for NASA. - GLITeC operates the NASA Regional Technology Commercialization Center for the Great Lakes Region. Our goal is to encourage industries to commercialize NASA developed technologies.
» KSC Technology Commercialization Office Homepage - Moving technology from the lab to the marketplace.
» NASA Commercial Technology Network - NASA's on-line network for technology transfer, commercialization and private/public partnerships.
» NASA Goddard's Technology Transfer Program - Goddard's technology, expertise, and facilities are a National asset that can be leveraged to develop new products and processes that benefit the United States.
» NASA Tech Briefs - NASA sharing technology. Engineering, innovation, laser/optics
» NASA Technology Spinoffs -
» NASA Technology Transfer and Commercialization - Transfer technology and commercialization of NASA technologies and inventions to industry entrepreneurs to create jobs, improve productivity, and increase competitiveness of U.S. companies
» NASA's SBIR & STTR Programs - The NASA Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs site includes solicitations, award lists, searchable abstract archives, and extensive on-line assistance.
» NCTN Success Stories - how NASA technology is translating into everyday commercial improvements in our lives
» Spinoff - NASA's annual premiere publication featuring successfully commercialized NASA technology.
» Tech Twice - NASA Technology used twice