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HEOMD Knowledge-Based Risk Library
HEOMD Launches Knowledge-Based Risk Library
June 11, 2013 // by

The Human Exploration Operations Mission Directorate (HEOMD) released its risk record library online.

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2013 SELDP Graduation Session-2
2013 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program Class Graduates
June 7, 2013 // by

The 2013 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program (SELDP) graduated eight new systems engineers.

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Masters with Masters Event
Masters with Masters: A Special Kennedy Space Center Series
May 23, 2013 // by

The Academy of Program/Project and Engineering Leadership (APPEL) presents “Masters with Masters,” a series that brings together master practitioners to reflect on their experiences, lessons learned, and thoughts about upcoming challenges.

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YF-12 Blackbird in Flight
This Month in NASA History: The YF-12 Blackbird
March 28, 2013 // by

This month marks 34 years since the close of NASA’s YF-12 Blackbird research program, which yielded a wealth of knowledge about supersonic flight.

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The X-15 pilots clown around in front of the #2 aircraft. From left to right: USAF Capt. Joseph Engle, USAF Maj. Robert Rushworth, NASA test pilot John "Jack" McKay, USAF Maj. William "Pete" Knight, NASA test pilot Milton Thompson, and NASA test pilot William Dana.
Academy Case Study: Knowledge Legacy – From the X-15 to the Space Shuttle
March 28, 2013 // by

A new Academy case study examines how the X-15 program provided a knowledge base that informed the development of the space shuttle.

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NASA scientist Dr. John C. Mather shows some of the earliest data from the NASA Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) spacecraft during a press conference held on Oct. 6, 2006, at NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC. Dr. Mather shares the 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics with George F. Smoot of the University of California for their collaborative work on understanding the Big Bang. Photo Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls
How to Do Successful Science at NASA: An Introduction
March 28, 2013 // by

Every successful Principal Investigator-led team stands on the shoulders of giants.

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Picture of NASA Procedural Requirement 7150.2A, which outlines NASA’s software engineering requirements.
NASA’s Software Engineering Handbook Released
March 28, 2013 // by

The Software Engineering Working Group has released NASA’s first-ever electronic handbook for agency practitioners.

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The work of the United States federal government has a real effect on people’s lives. The American people deserve a highly effective government that in turn requires an engaged, well-prepared, and well-trained workforce. APPEL's second ELK event addressed this important issue with leaders from NASA, FBI, OPM, and Human Systems International.
ELK #2: Developing Talent in the Federal Workforce
March 28, 2013 // by

Leaders from NASA, FBI, OPM, and abroad discuss the relationship between talent management and organizational success.

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Mike Lipka
CKO Corner: NSC’s Mike Lipka
March 28, 2013 // by

Mike Lipka offers insight into the knowledge management services offered by the NASA Safety Center.

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