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🌐 'Nowcasts' illustrate risk in real time. This model from NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration is a powerful risk assessment tool for governments, relief agencies, emergency responders, and other stakeholders to help them understand landslide risk. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/3x6rmch

Developing new technology is tough, and pushing it to market prematurely can lead to failure. NASA created Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs), a 9-level scale to assess the maturity of your technology, helping to identify development needs and risks. From basic principles (TRL 1) to proven systems (TRL 9), TRLs guide you through the journey. Widely used by NASA, the Department of Defense (DoD), the Department of Energy (DoE), and others, TRLs are crucial for government contracts and innovation. Don’t get stuck in the “Valley of Death” - let our experts help you succeed! Learn more about TRLs here: https://buff.ly/4cG2dtM

At #9 on the countdown, Niklas Nienaß compellingly made the case for utilizing space to uplift humanity. As he outlined, satellites provide vital yet often overlooked infrastructure for services we depend on, like navigation, communications, and environmental monitoring. But thoughtfully designed policies and funding choices could further harness space systems' potential to connect people and improve life on Earth. Nienass called for prioritizing international cooperation, sustainability, and social returns on investment. By elevating peaceful purposes, space programs can drive broader inclusion and prosperity. As Nienass emphasized, policies should ensure space serves all humanity, not just narrow interests. His vision underscores space’s immense potential as a collaborative platform for human advancement. 🛰️🌎 #SpaceForGood #climatechange Stella Schübel European Parliament European Commission Markus Mooslechner Emma Gatti Rika (Sagarika) Valluri Kofoworola Joshua Faleti European Space Agency - ESA German Aerospace Center (DLR) Norwegian Space Agency NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kevin O'Connell Torsten Kriening https://lnkd.in/eC3KRaqe

Did you know that being in space changes blood clotting and inflammation behavior in astronauts? Principal Investigator Hansjorg Schwertz, MD, PhD, MOH, CMRO, FACOEM, together with his team Marina Tristão and Neal Tolley from the University of Utah School of Medicine where selected by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Biological and Physical Sciences Division to perform the Megakaryocyte Flying - One (MeF1) experiment onboard the ISS to better understand this behavior. Pictured below is our recent experiment verification test - a last dry run on Earth before the exact same protocol with the exact same spaceflight hardware will be conducted in microgravity on the ISS later this year. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gX3rhjif

'Nowcasts' illustrate risk in real time. ⏱️ This model from NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration is a powerful risk assessment tool for governments, relief agencies, emergency responders, and other stakeholders to help them understand landslide risk. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3x6rmch

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration awards Personal Property Assessment Support task to LMI More details here: https://lnkd.in/gT7hswM3 __________________________________ 💡 Join 10,000+ government and industry professionals who rely on federal market research and intelligence by G2Xchange: app.g2xchange.com 🖥️ #governmentcontracting #government #federalcontracting #marketintelligence #marketresearch #smallbusiness #govcon

interesting technology and use of Alphasat.

Given the importance of space in national security and today's economies, the development of such standards is an important part of U.S. economic statecraft.

Coastal communities are vulnerable to multihazards. A recent study underscores the implications for community and infrastructure resilience planning, emphasizing the need for a targeted approach in transitioning from reactive to proactive hazard mitigation strategies in the era of climate change. In NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration: https://ow.ly/hcgM50QHeNt In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/fEqN50QHeNu

Texas A&M is the 2nd largest research institute in the country. Thousands of undergraduate and graduate students are doing research in a wide variety of fields. Just Google “Texas A&M research and the topic’s name” and you’ll almost always find an institute, center, lab, or professor(s) doing research in that area. See for yourself! For example, 30+ years ago, I did undergraduate research on NASA’s Space Shuttle hydrogen fuel pumps. The hands-on design and machine shop experience helped me develop the skills I needed to get my first job as a Product Engineer in a manufacturing facility for medical devices 30+ years ago. Yet another example of how Texas A&M develops leaders and well rounded individuals, not just outstanding academic students! #engineeringexcellence #engineeringeducation #engineeringrecruitment #engineeringrecruiter #recruiters #recruiter #recruitmentspecialist #recruitmentsolutions