Tech Briefs: Who's Who at NASA

Tech Briefs: Who's Who at NASA

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Tech Briefs: Who's Who at NASA episodes

  • Jim Lux: Who's Who at NASA
    Jim Lux is task manager on FINDER (Finding Individuals for Disaster and Emergency Response), a portable radar device that detects heartbeats and breathing of victims trapped under rubble in a disaster.
    11 min
  • Garry Lyles: Who's Who at NASA
    Garry Lyles is Chief Engineer for the Space Launch System Program office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. In 2012, the National Space Club named Lyles the Astronautics Engineer of the Year in honor of his decades of advancing the nation's human spaceflight systems.
    11 min
  • Chuck Taylor: Who's Who at NASA
    Chuck Taylor is principal investigator of in-space propulsion and space power generation within the Game Changing Development Program. He is responsible for a portfolio of technologies, including large-scale solar electric propulsion systems.
    22 min
  • Dr. Lora Koenig: Who's Who at NASA
    Dr. Lora Koenig, an expert in remote sensing of ice sheets and snow, provided scientific input for the design of the Goddard Remotely Operated Vehicle for Exploration and Research, or GROVER.
    13 min
  • Huy Tran: Who's Who at NASA
    Huy Tran is the Deputy Director of the Aeronautics Directorate that performs research in air traffic management, advanced aircraft design, and thermal protection.
    14 min
  • Rob Mueller: Who's Who at NASA
    Rob Mueller is the Lead Senior Technologist for the RASSOR (Regolith Advanced Surface Systems Operations Robot) project, as well as all Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Human Robotics Systems. The RASSOR mining robot will collect soil (known as regolith) on the moon or Mars so it can be processed into rocket propellants, breathable air, water, and other consumable commodities as well as manufacturing and construction materials feed stocks.
    15 min
  • Dr. Andrew Watson: Who's Who at NASA
    Dr. Andrew Watson works on models of human vision and applies them to visual technology. The Founder and Editor in Chief of the Journal of Vision, he is also a Fellow of the Optical Society of America, of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, and of the Society for Information Display. Watson received a 2011 Presidential Rank Award from the President of the United States.
    17 min

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A monthly podcast that features interviews with NASA experts and luminaries.