Due to the high number of registered attendees for our event we will no longer accept pre registration online. We will only accept on site registration. Also you can tune into the event via NASA UStream at: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-hq

Join NASA for “Technology Days” in Cleveland, Ohio from November 28–30, 2012. This three-day event and technology showcase will bring together a broad community of stakeholders from industry, academia, and the U.S. government to engage in strategy development, partnership building, and implementation of ways to foster technology transfer and innovation.

This information will evolve as the program takes shape and more speakers are confirmed.

Robert M. Lightfoot Jr. Associate Administrator  National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Mason Peck Chief Technologist National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Michael Gazarik Director of Space Technology Programs National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Ramon (Ray) Lugo III Director National Aeronautics and Space Administration John H. Glenn Research Center

Attend this one-of-a-kind technology expo to:

99 Technology Sessions on Display.
The technology exposition will focus on industrial market sectors of prime economic importance to the Midwestern United States 

The objectives of the event are twofold:

 

	Day 1: Technology and Innovation at NASA General Session: An introduction and status update of NASA’s technology programs that explores new approaches to current missions and strives to address challenges for NASA’s future missions. Presentations will delivered by key NASA program executives and leaders throughout the day.
	Day 2 and 3: A technology exposition will showcase NASA-developed technologies to individuals interested in commercialization or business development partnerships.

 

Get a comprehensive overview of NASA’s technology programs for space exploration and aeronautics, and discover innovative and advanced technologies which are stimulating the economy and sustaining our nation’s global competitiveness.  NASA's Tech Days are free and open to the public, registration is required.

	Learn about the Space Technology Program objectives, successes, and plans for the future
	Get an in-depth overview of NASA’s potential industry partnerships and opportunities
	Discuss Agency-wide technology transfer and commercialization efforts
	Engage with program managers and network with peers on potential collaborative enterprises
	Explore the technology showcase featuring mature technologies from the Aerospace, Advanced Energy, Automotive , Innovative Manufacturing, and Human Health industries. The demonstrations and exhibits will provide attendees opportunities for networking, business development and forging new relationships , while learning about the leading technologies contributing to American economic growth and innovation

 

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Interested media should contact Duane Hyland to register for this event.