NASA’s Impact in Alaska: A Tech Transfer Perspective

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Date: 2013-06-26 22:14:31 Heat conduction NASA spin-off Heating ventilating and air conditioning Heat pipe NASA facilities Piping Small Business Innovation Research Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Permafrost Mechanical engineering Chemical engineering Alaska		NASA’s Impact in Alaska: A Tech Transfer Perspective Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nasa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 767,26 KB Share Document on Facebook

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