Aug 2008
NASA Nano Sensor Helps Detect Biohazards
A nanotechnology-based biosensor developed by NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, CA, detects trace amounts of bacteria, viruses, and parasites. The sensor has been licensed to Early Warning Inc. of Troy, NY, which will use the sensor to prevent the spread of potentially deadly biohazards in water, food, and other sources.
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This Month in NASA History
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This year, as NASA celebrates its 50th anniversary, we’ll be highlighting technology innovations and important moments in NASA history, leading to our special 50th Anniversary Issue in October.
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Jul 2008
“Create the Future” and Win
Jun 2008
NASA Goddard Enters the World of Online GamingThis Month in NASA History
May 2008
This Month in NASA HistoryFlexible Silicon Circuits Conform to Complex Shapes
Apr 2008
2007 Product of the Year WinnersThis Month in NASA History
Mar 2008
Energy-Efficient Microchip for Long-Lasting Cell Phones and Medical DevicesThis Month in NASA History
Feb 2008
This Month in NASA HistoryCorrection of Retardation and Autism in Mice Points to Human Treatment
Jan 2008
This Month in NASA HistoryDec 2007
Gel That Changes Color on Demand Could Lead to New SensorsNov 2007
Simulation Reveals How the Body Repairs BalanceOct 2007
Last Chance to Design and Win!Sep 2007
New Technology Enables Development of “Smart” Medical DevicesAug 2007
Create the Future & WinJul 2007
System Locates Passengers Who Contaminate Airline CabinsJun 2007
NASA-Funded Project Investigates Deep-Sea LifeMay 2007
NASA Technology Sees the LightApr 2007
2006 Product of the Year WinnersMar 2007
NASA Spinoff Keeps Drivers “Ice Free”