NASA Research Park | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-01-02

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_Research_Park


00:00:31 1 Ames Research Center
00:07:20 2 NASA Research Park
00:09:35 2.1 Development
00:12:56 2.2 External Reviews, Recognition, and Oversight
00:16:25 3 Ames Core Technology Areas
00:17:20 3.1 Small Spacecraft Systems
00:20:03 3.2 Intelligent Adaptive Systems and Robotics
00:21:07 3.3 Integrated Next Generation Computer Systems
00:21:58 3.4 Materials Science and Thermal Protection Systems (TPS)
00:23:01 3.5 Human Factors and Life Sciences
00:24:19 4 Key Partners
00:24:28 4.1 Google
00:26:11 4.2 Singularity University
00:27:17 4.3 Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley Campus
00:28:10 5 Environmental issues
00:29:08 6 External links



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NASA Research Park is a research park run by NASA which is developing a world-class, shared-use research and development campus in association with government entities, academia, industry and non-profit organisations. It is situated near San Jose, California. NASA Research Park was approved by NASA HQ in the fall of 2002 and over the past decade has grown into the research park it is today with 61 tenants and partners.