NASA Commercial Technology Network

The Federal Laboratory Consortium
The FLC is...
THE nationwide network of Federal laboratories that provides the forum to develop strategies and opportunities for linking technology with the mission and the marketplace.

Connecticut Technology Associates, Inc.
Connecticut Technology Associates, Inc., (CTA) a non-profit (501c.3) corporation, is committed to the revitalization of Connecticut's economy by helping businesses solve problems and thrive.

The Florida Electro-optics Industry Association

Science Systems Information Newsletter

BioServe Space Technologies, A NASA Commercial Space Center

Commercial News USA

AstroWeb and The Space Telescope Science Institute

NOVESPACE
French Technology Transfer, and Microgravity Pioneers

National Space Society

NASA On-line Commercial Technology Network

BioServe Space Technologies, A NASA Commercial Space Center

NASA Regional Technology Transfer Centers

National Technology Transfer Center

Tech Transfer at NASA Field Centers

• Ames Research Center
  Selected technological strengths: Fluid Dynamics; Life Sciences; Earth and Atmospheric Sciences; Information, Communications, and Intelligent Systems; Human Factors. - Carolina Blake (650) 604-0893 - cblake@mail.arc.nasa.gov
  

• Dryden Flight Research Center
  Selected technological strengths: Aerodynamics; Aeronautics Flight Testing; Aeropropulsion; Flight Systems; Thermal Testing; Integrated Systems Test and Validation. - Lee Duke (805) 258-3802 - lee.duke@dfrc.nasa.gov
  

• Goddard Space Flight Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Earth and Planetary Science Missions; LIDAR; Cryogenic Systems; Tracking; Telemetry; Command.
  - George Alcom (301) 286-5810 - galcom@gsfc.nasa.gov

• Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  Selected technological strenghts: Near/Deep-Space Mission Engineering; Microspacecraft; Space Communications; Infomation Systems; Remote Sensing; Robotics. - Merle McKenzie (818) 354-2577 - merle.mckenzie@ccmail.jpl.nasa.gov

• Johnson Space Center
  Selected technological strenghts:Artifical Intelligence and Human Computer Interface; Life Sciences; Human Space Flight Operations; Avionics; Sensors; Communications. - Hank Davis (281) 483-0474 - hdavis@gp101.jsc.nasa,gov

• Kennedy Space Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Environmental Monitoring; Sensors; Corrosion Protection; Bio-Sciences; Process Modeling; Work Planning/Control; Meterology.
  - Gale Allen (404) 867-6626 - galeallen-1@ksc.nasa.gov

• Langley Research Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Aerodynamics; Flight Systems; Materials; Structures; Sensors; Measurements; Information Sciences.
  - Dr. Joseph S. Heyman (757)864-6006 - j.s.heyman@larc.nasa.gov

• Lewis Research Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Aeropropulsion; Communications;
  Energy Technology; High Temperature Materials Research.
  - Larry Viterna (216) 433-3484 - cto@lerc.nasa.gov

• Marshall Space Flight Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Materials; Manufacturing; Nondestructive Evaluation; Biotechnology; Space Propulsion; Controls and Dynamics; Structures; Microgravity Processing. - Sally Little (256) 544-4266 - sally.little@msfc.nasa.gov

• Stennis Space Center
  Selected technological strenghts: Propulsion Systems; Test/Monitoring;
  Remote Sensing; Nonintrusive Instrumentation.
  - Kirk Sharp (228) 688-1929 - ksharp@ssc.nasa.gov