Houston / Polyolefin / Fourier Drive Madison / Madison / /
Company
Orbital Technologies Corporation / NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Medical Education Tech Inc. / Aspen Aerogels Inc. / Wyle Laboratories / / /
Facility
Emergency Medical Procedures Under Microgravity Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / HiPco Tubes Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / HiPco reactor / Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / Hydrogen-Impregnated Nanofiber/Photovoltaic Cargo Stowage System Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / Rice University / Building B Northborough / /
IndustryTerm
gas exchange / magneto-dielectric products / gas flow / microwave radar devices / pulmonary gas exchange / passive gas/liquid separation / rubber aerogels / rubber-based aerogel insulation material / metal carboneal co-catalyst / race car insulation / metal inserts / chemical treatment / stainless-steel hooks / gas phase / /
Organization
JSC Innovation Partnerships Office / Rice University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / HiPco Tubes Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / Johnson Space Center / Rice University office of Technology Transfer / /
Person
Richard E. Smalley / Robert L. Howard / Kriss J. Kennedy / George Gould / Larry David Toups / Jason J. Stephenson / James M. Tour / Je Kyun Lee / Alan S. Howe / Mark Weislogel / Amanda Higginbotham / Jason Eric Poffenberger / Yonghui Ma / Chris Thomas / Nigel Parker / / /
Position
contractor / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Wisconsin / /
PublishedMedium
Public Law / /
TVStation
Wyle / /
Technology
radiation / microwave / thermal insulation / dielectric / radio frequency / simulation / /
Buckyball Nucleation of HiPco Tubes Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas The purpose of this innovation is to enhance nucleation of single-wall nanotubes (SWNTs) in the HiPco process, selectively producing 10,1