Virtual Events Archived
Are you an entrepreneur, founder, innovator, student, mentor, or commercialization acceleration partner? Don’t miss your chance to connect, collaborate, prepare a winning pitch, and help bring NASA innovations to market to fuel the future of the space economy.
Discover how Lightning‑AI predicts lightning before the first strike using machine learning and radar‑based electrification signals. In this webinar, learn how this emerging technology can enhance commercial weather products, strengthen operational safety, and open new opportunities for licensing and integration.
In this NASA Tech Transfer University (T2U) webinar, Dr. Mahesh Krishnamurthy of Southern Methodist University will explore how NASA technologies can enrich engineering education, inspire innovative student projects, and support fresh, real‑world approaches to problem‑solving.
In this NASA Tech Transfer University (T2U) webinar, Steven Elias, Dean of the Monfort College of Business at the University of Northern Colorado, will share how NASA innovations can spark creativity in the classroom, elevate student-led projects, and unlock fresh approaches to problem‑solving.
Discover how HerculE‑Q and Helixis Technologies are shaping the future of urban energy with PWR‑ARC™, a next‑generation platform supporting electrified transportation and emerging autonomous systems. Get an inside look at their progress since HerculE‑Q’s first Startup NASA feature.
NASA innovators have advanced aerogel technology far beyond traditional silica-based aerogels, developing new formulations that combine durability, flexibility, and even optical transparency. Join us for an inside look at NASA’s latest aerogel innovations and explore how these patented technologies can be licensed to accelerate your next-generation products and solutions.
Join us for an inspiring session with Dr. Sierra Calhoun-Pollard, Director of Blackstone Launchpad and the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center at the University of Florida. This session will show how NASA technology can empower students to transform bold ideas into real-world solutions.
NASA’s Technology Transfer University (T2U) provides undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to work with NASA-developed technology. Join us to hear directly from Dr. Robert M. Morgan, professor of marketing, director of STEM/CREATE Paths to the MBA Program, and director of NSF I-Corps Training at the University of Alabama.
Transmitting data across millions of miles in space presents inherent challenges, including disruptions, long delays, and higher error rates. NASA Glenn Research Center's High-rate Delay Tolerant Networking software offers a significant advancement, providing up to 10 times improvement in data latency and throughput over existing Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) systems. Join this webinar to explore HDTN's capabilities.
NASA Ames Research Center's Expanded COBRA Oculometrics (ECO) is the latest in a suite of technologies that provide high-resolution assessment of visual and visuomotor function. Join us to explore how the COBRA and ECO technologies have the potential to transform visual assessment across healthcare, neuroscience, assistive technologies, and beyond.
