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ystems Engineering and Integration (SE&I) lead and pilot Peter Ma, operates the MSFC development vehicle, Rogue, during early flight testing.
Rocket U UAS Competition Series: Team Aero-M

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. 

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The JSC helicopter in flight on the day of the competition.
Rocket U Unmanned Aerial Systems Competition Series: The Beginning

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

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Introducing the APPEL News Digest

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

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NASA Releases Knowledge Policy for Programs and Projects

NASA has a new knowledge policy for programs and projects.

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NASA Releases Knowledge Policy for Programs and Projects

NASA has a new knowledge policy for programs and projects.

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NASA APPEL Website Improvements
APPEL Website Improvements

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

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Inside a laboratory in the Operations and Checkout Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, research chemist Mary Coan describes components of the Regolith and Environment Science and Oxygen and Lunar Volatiles Extraction, or RESOLVE, rover to a group of Society of Physics students. About 800 graduate and undergraduate physics students toured Kennedy facilities. A group of about 40 students toured laboratories in the Operations and Checkout Building and the EDL during their visit. The physics students were in Orlando for the 2012 Quadrennial Physics Congress.
NASA Young Professional Science Talks

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

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Masters with Masters 14 (Jerry Clubb and Dave Mobley)

On September 5, 2013, NASA Chief Knowledge Officer Ed Hoffman moderated a conversation between NASA veterans Dave Mobley and Jerry Clubb. Throughout their careers, Mobley and Clubb have held a number of technical and leadership positions and spoke with Hoffman on a variety of topics including lessons learned, international collaboration, mentoring, and important leadership skills. […]

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CKO Corner: JPL Oberhettinger
Knowledge Community Corner: JPL’s David Oberhettinger

David Oberhettinger discusses knowledge management at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

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