Category Archives: Available Techs & Partnership Opportunities

If you are with a high-tech, manufacturing, or other company in Ohio, you won’t want to miss the NASA Glenn Research Center Technology Showcase in Cleveland on Friday, December 2nd. (Follow #GlennTechShow on Twitter.) At this 1-day event, the Agency will be showing off more than 30 cutting-edge technologies and capabilities that have commercial applications. These technologies/capabilities can be used to create new business opportunities in several fields… Continue reading →

When first introduced in 1976, supersonic commercial air travel promised Superman-like speed to commercial airlines and the flying public. At least, that was the idea. But when the aircraft traveled faster than the speed of sound, they generated thunderous sonic … Continue reading →

NASA inventor Dean Tigelaar displays copolymer gel electrolyte. Editor’s note: This technology is no longer available for licensing. Most people have heard of the cartoon phenomenon SpongeBob SquarePants®. The extremely energetic and optimistic sponge lives in a pineapple under the … Continue reading →

Kolon Industries, Inc.—one of Fuentek’s technology transfer clients—has developed a transparent, flexible, colorless polyimide material that will revolutionize a wide range of electronics applications. And attendees at next week’s 10th Annual Flexible Electronics and Displays show in Phoenix, Arizona will … Continue reading →

NASA photo Innovators at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center have developed a compact, lightweight gas sensor that the agency’s technology transfer program is making available for licensing. Using interferometric and spectroscopic techniques, the sensor measures gas density, temperature, species determination, … Continue reading →

The Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) team at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center is looking for a partner that can provide information and expertise to support a study of how defects are created during various friction stir welding (FSW) techniques. In addition, … Continue reading →

The Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) team at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center is looking for a partner that can provide information and expertise to support a study of how defects are created in composite materials during their fabrication, testing, and use. … Continue reading →

NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center has developed a novel position sensor with gap-sensing capabilities that, when combined with three other new technologies, provides a wide range of new sensor tools. Each of the technologies included in this suite provides a … Continue reading →

The thin-film ferroelectric High-Resolution Scanning Reglectarray Antenna is pictured above. A revolutionary antenna concept developed at NASA’s Glenn Research Center enables electronically steerable, high data-rate communications for NASA missions and non-NASA commercial communications applications. The technology’s innovation has been recognized … Continue reading →