Space Radiation Analysis Group / InnoCentive Inc. / Foxboro / /
Country
Switzerland / Puerto Rico / Hungary / Ecuador / Uruguay / Venezuela / Netherlands / Estonia / Bulgaria / Latvia / South Africa / Peru / Egypt / Norway / Colombia / France / Japan / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Brazil / Iceland / Canada / Australia / Portugal / Korea / Botswana / United Kingdom / China / Israel / Finland / India / Denmark / Germany / Romania / Croatia / Italy / Mexico / Sweden / Kuwait / New Zealand / Chile / Kazakhstan / Poland / Indonesia / Turkey / Russia / Austria / United States / Columbia / Singapore / Argentina / Yugoslavia / Ukraine / Spain / Greece / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Environmental Issue / Company Expansion / /
Facility
NASA Innovation Pavilion / Langley Research Center / International Space Station / /
IndustryTerm
technology gap needs / web community / aerobic and resistive exercise device / ideas or solutions / open innovation tools / food / social media / exercise devices / external solutions / food packaging technologies / technology solutions / technology gaps / technology needs / food system / /
OperatingSystem
Pilot / /
Organization
Space Life Sciences Directorate / General Services Administration / Harvard Business School / NASA’s Johnson Space Center / NASA’s Langley Research Center / White House / Constellation mission / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Langley Research Center / /
Person
Milan Stengl / Bruce Cragin / Melvin Ferebee / Gary Pisano / Yury Bodrov / Alex Altshuler / Jeffrey Davis / Dan Fry / Johnson Space / Erik Vedeler / Aneesh Chopra / / /
Position
President / Executive / Radio Frequency Engineer / Scientist / Federal Chief Technology Officer / Director / Professor of Business Administration / /
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