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    • 2021 Cycle II Forum

      December 8-9

      North Carolina State University*

       

       

       

       

       

      * NASA continues to monitor impacts and official guidance related to COVID-19 and reserves the right to move to a fully virtual event to protect the health of participants.
    • Innovators

      Listed in alphabetical order

      Astrapi Corporation

      Spiral Modulation

      New ways to optimize spectrum use and enable more information to be transmitted through frequency ranges with less signal power

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      Atmo

      Weather Prediction Systems

      AI-enabled hardware-software systems that solve weather prediction for any city, state, or country

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      Cerfe Labs

      CeRAM

      A unique non-volatile memory based on a new class of patented materials

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      Fathom Science LLC

      Metocean Intelligence

      AI-augmented digital twins that provide ocean environment intelligence, analytics, and forecasting to support operations and decision-making for a variety of maritime industries

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      Harmony Aeronautics LLC

      Silent Drive (S-Drive) Integrated Propulsor

      An integrated propulsor that quietly operates at peak aerodynamic and electric efficiency

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      Osazda Energy

      MetZilla Technology

      Materials engineering solutions to improve long-term durability of photovoltaic solar cells for terrestrial, space, and unmanned aerial vehicle applications

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      Parthian Energy

      Parthian Electromagnetic [Battery] Sensor (PES)

      A highly reliable yet low-cost method to monitor lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells used to power spacecraft

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      Precursor SPC

      Physics-Based Machine Learning for Geospatial Intelligence

      Real-time, high-fidelity insights into and actionable information on space weather and earthquakes

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      Ten-Nine Technologies

      TENIX Cathode Additive

      A drop-in additive that enhances cathode performance in both primary and secondary batteries

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      VegaMX

      Fusion & Fires

      An AI-enabled air, space and ground-based sensor grid for fire forecasting and monitoring

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    • Meet the Subject Matter Experts:

      Lawrence Friedl

      Director, NASA’s Applied Sciences Program

      NASA Headquarters

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      Meet the Subject Matter Experts:

      Ralph Jansen

      Aeronautics Mission Office

      NASA's Glenn Research Center

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      Meet the Subject Matter Experts:

      Nikunj Oza

      Leader, Data Sciences Group

      NASA's Ames Research Center

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      Meet the Subject Matter Experts:

      Harry Partridge

      NASA Center Chief Technologist

      NASA's Ames Research Center

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      Meet the Subject Matter Experts:

      Misty Snopkowski

      Program Executive, Commercial LEO Development

      NASA Headquarters

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    • Focus Areas

      Enabling Technologies for Commercialization of Low-Earth Orbit

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      Hybrid Electric Aircraft Technologies and Alternative Fuels

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      Physics-Based Machine Learning for Artificial Intelligence

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      Technologies Using NASA Data to Foster Climate Resilience

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      X-Factor Innovations

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