Submit an Idea for a NASA iTech Event
Take a look below and submit an idea for one of our upcoming events.
2021 Cycle II Forum
Join us December 8-9 at 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. Updates on this will be provided by September 24, 2021.
What Do I Need to Include with My NASA iTech Submission?
What is Included in a NASA iTech Narrative?
Narrative Guidelines
Submitters are responsible for the formatting and appearance of their narrative abstract. Figures and tables must be placed in the file and therefore must be in digital format.
- Narrative entries must be submitted in the English language.
- File size cannot exceed 50 MB.
- Five (5) pages maximum (including figures, tables and references)
- A cover page is not required, but if your team chooses to use a cover page, it will not count toward the five-page limit.
- Narratives should be single-spaced.
- Please use fonts common to Macintosh and PC platforms (for example, Times, Times New Roman, Helvetica or Arial for text; Symbol for mathematical symbols and Greek letters).
- The font size for the body of the paper should be 12 pt.
Your Narrative File Must Include
- Title
- Mailing address and contact information of your organization
- Full name; names of all team members (Note: The "Team Name" as as entered on the Entry Form is how we will refer to your organization in any media/press)
- If you are affiliated with a company or organization – their name
- If you are affiliated with a government organization – their name
- If you are affiliated with an accelerator or incubator – their name
- If you are affiliated with a college or university – their name
- If you are affiliated with or funded by an Angel group or VC Firm – their name
NASA iTech is currently open to U.S. citizens and U.S.-based companies.
Innovators Wanted.
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