APPEL News

The Academy converted three of its most popular courses to an e-learning format and has made them available to NASA employees through the agency’s learning management system.

The Johnson Autonomous Search and Rescue (JASAR) competition team built upon existing capability with their remote control (R/C) helicopter, but had to pave the way for flying their unmanned aerial system (UAS) at their center.

As a late entrant to the Rocket U Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Competition, Marshall Space Flight Center’s “Aero-M” team brought a competitive edge with their hexacopter. 

A mock search and rescue mission provided three young engineering teams the opportunity to learn about NASA’s systems engineering and project management principles.

January 2014 marks the first release of the APPEL News Digest, the Academy’s monthly news and events update. Have you signed up? 

NASA has a new knowledge policy for programs and projects.

The first wave of updates to the APPEL website are complete—and there’s more in store for 2014. 

Kennedy Space Center young professionals kick off the first in a series of NASA young professional presentations about their daily work across the agency.

A decade ago, Stardust rendezvoused with Comet Wild 2 to become the first mission to capture and return a cometary sample to Earth.