Nasa Sbir Grant Writing
Our company developed a solid state (mems) propulsion technology, that can be used for aircraft in mars. We met with a senior scientist at nasa with the mars group, who loved the concept and agreeable to lend his name to our proposals
we are looking for someone to work with us in writing the grant proposals for further r&d and technology demonstrations and navigating the process.
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peter
+14 Other ResponsesNational Aeronautics And Space Administration
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topic and prompt
nasa
the white house and nasa announced they would like to keep the international space station open through 2024, an extension of four years. In a joint statement wednesday afternoon, white house science adviser john holdren and nasa administrator charles bolden said the station offers enormous scientific and societal benefits.
Nasa hopes to use the station to study the effects of long-duration space flight on astronauts in preparation for new missions beyond earth in the coming decades. The iss is also needed for studies of long-range space flight, as a platform for earth science studies and to boost a growing private space industry, bolden and holdren said.
Funding for the space station must go through congress.
What are the chances that funding will be passed? What are the ramifications for the space program either way?
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+10 Other ResponsesOrbital Debris
Orbital debris
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i write the zintro blog. I am looking for your expert opinion on the question below and a written response that is one to three paragraphs long. If you are interested, please send me your response via znotes in the next day or two. Your response may be used in an article that i will write and post on the zintro site. If it is used, you will be named in the article and a link to your expert profile will be included. Your contribution is voluntary (there is no payment involved).
Question: is orbital debris a real problem? How might it impact the future of space travel? What should be done about it?
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+5 Other ResponsesPrivatization Of Space
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i am working on a tru tv television series for which we need an aerospace expert to talk briefly in an on camera interview about privatization of space. We do not normally pay for interviews, but i thought i would reach out to you in case it is something you might like to do. If there is travel involved, of course, we will take care of that.
If you would like to discuss, please let me know, and i will be happy to call you or provide my phone contact info. Thanks in advance for your consideration.
René barnett
tru tv
+12 Other ResponsesNasa Grant
Our company developed a solid state (mems) propulsion technology, that can be used for aircraft in mars. We met with a senior scientist at nasa with the mars group, who loved the concept and agreeable to lend his name to our proposals
we are looking for someone to work with us in writing the grant proposals for further r&d and technology demonstrations and navigating the process.
Let me know if you are interested and how you can help us,
thank you
peter
+27 Other ResponsesNuclear Electric Propulsion Space Tugs
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we are looking for experts who can provide their insights and feedback about a startup company with whom we are discussing a potential equity investment.
Company description
a transportation network to move satellites and other assets deployed to space through high-powered electric propulsion space tugs. By meeting with satellites in a nominal orbit and taking them to their final destination. This startups in-space transportation allows satellites to reach orbits currently inaccessible to new, small launch providers and lowers the cost of access to traditional, deep orbits by up to 40%.
Target experts
we are seeking feedback from experts that have interest, knowledge or background in:
industry: aerospace and defense, satellite communication, space, spacecraft, rockets, academics, telecommunications
technology: nuclear electric propulsion
users: aerospace engineering, space sciences, nasa, spacex, blue origin
what’s in it for you
if selected, you would be part of a panel of industry experts and early stage investors evaluating the startup. The expected time commitment would be about 2 total hours of your time over 2 weeks. There is no cash compensation for this evaluation. However, over the near-term, you might have an opportunity to play an advisory or consulting role to the company. At a minimum, you would have visibility into hot new startups in your industry.
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+11 Other ResponsesAdvanced Exercise Concepts
We have found that often times professionals with experience in adjacent areas of expertise can help to deliver the best solutions.
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Our client seeks bio-inspired approaches for compact and efficient advanced exercise concepts (aecs). These concepts are needed to counteract muscular atrophy and improve the overall wellness of astronauts living in zero-gravity during a 21 day mission.
In particular, our client would like to find new concepts that are inspired by biology. This type of biomimicry has shown to be efficient and durable in many cases. They require bio-inspired exercise mechanism that will be the basis for resistive and aerobic exercises for astronauts. We have often found that professionals with experience in adjacent subject areas of can help to deliver the best solutions and so if you are interested in participating in the challenge.
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+6 Other ResponsesSpace Sciences
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the zintro blog needs you! we are looking for expert opinions on the news mentioned below and would like to include your point of view. We realize your time is valuable, so here is a brief summary of what we are looking for:
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topic and prompt
europe’s rosetta spacecraft reached its final destination today after a decade-long journey into deep space that aims to place the first lander on a comet. Rosetta began orbiting the churyumov-gerasimenko comet to glean information about the mass of dirty ice, dust and gas, according to the european space agency, which launched the probe in 2004. In november, it’s due to send a smaller landing craft down onto the comet to take more measurements.
“ten years we’ve been in the car waiting to get to scientific disneyland,” esa senior scientific adviser mark mccaughrean said today on esa’s online tv channel. “and we’re there now.” scientists hope to learn about the early evolution of the solar system by studying comets, which date back 4.6 billion years when the planets were forming. Researchers also are searching for organic molecules that represent the building blocks for life, which comets may have brought to earth in its early years.
“it’ll help us to model better the evolution of the planets out of the pre-solar nebula,” said gerhard schwehm, an esa consultant and manager of the mission from its liftoff until he retired last year. “there will be a lot of information that helps us understand how processes worked and what happened 4 1/2 billion years ago. It’s information from the infancy of our solar system.”
what are your thoughts?
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+3 Other ResponsesNasa Sbir Grant Writing
We are looking for technical grant writer to help write a proposal for the nasa sbir phase i due feb 1. Our project is a new solar array architecture for satellites. Knowledge desired is aerospace mechanical and electrical engineering. We are based in sf.
+9 Other ResponsesNasa
Systems proposal engineer, space propulsion experience, proposal effort
+5 Other ResponsesSpace Exploration
Hi zintro expert,
the zintro blog needs you! we are looking for expert opinions on the news mentioned below and would like to include your point of view. We realize your time is valuable, so here is a brief summary of what we are looking for:
a brief answer to the prompt about 1-2 paragraphs including your full name
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http://blog.Zintro.Com/2012/01/16/keystone-xl-pipeline-pros-and-cons/
topic and prompt
space exploration
the first flight test of nasa'âs new manned spacecraft may be six months away, but agency engineers are already looking forward to what they will learn from the trial. Nasa'âs orion capsule, which is designed to take astronauts to mars and other far-flung destinations, will blast into space for the first time in december, during the unmanned exploration flight test-1 (eft-1) mission. Orion will travel 3,600 miles from earth, then come rocketing back into the planetâs atmosphere at 20,000 mph.
The december trial is the first of only two flight tests (the second in 2017) before the first crewed mission lifts off in 2021. During this trial, eft-1 will test out orion's launch-abort system, which is designed to steer crew members to safety in the event of a liftoff problem. It will also put orion's heat shield- at 16.5 feet wide, the largest ever built- to the test. Parachute performance and orion's advanced computer system's handling of extreme temperatures, and radiation monitoring will also be key.
What are your thoughts about the orion testing?
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+3 Other ResponsesSpace Electronics Equipment Manufacturing
We are looking for experts with 5+ years of senior management experience at space electronics equipment departments of global satellite and spacecraft oems (boeing, lockheed martin, airbus space and defense, orbital aerospace etc.), space departments of global aerospace electronics equipment manufacturers (thales alenia, honeywell, etc.) and independent space equipment manufacturers like alenia spazio, caen aerospace, cmc electronics cincinnati etc.
The goal of our research is to develop the industry map of the international space equipment market, we need to understand what business models are there, how companies participate in the production chain, etc.
Draft questions (to be updated before the interview):
1. What business models exist in the satellites equipment market (satellite telecommunication equipment, satellite and spacecraft management systems, navigation equipment, etc.)?
2. Do oems sell electronic equipment produced in-house to external clients?
3. What parts are typically outsourced? What technologies are critical and usually kept in-house?
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