NASA Chief Scientist for Orbital Debris Nicholas L. Johnson addresses the pressing need for national and international policies to curtail the growth of orbital debris. Video Credit: NASA Read more here: http://www.nasa.gov/offices/oce/appel/knowledge/publications/appel-releases-ibook.html
Nicholas L. Johnson, NASA Chief Scientist for Orbital Debris, discusses the current international focus on developing best-practice guidelines regarding space debris. Video Credit: NASA Read more here: http://www.nasa.gov/offices/oce/appel/knowledge/publications/appel-releases-ibook.html
The 2012 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program (SELDP) graduated nine new systems engineers. Members of the 2012 class each had a rotational assignment at a new center, benefitted from workshops and training, and had the opportunity to participate in benchmarking visits at organizations including Boeing, Costco, and Blue Origin. Paul Lambertson, chief engineer at Boeing […]
By Ed Hoffman Who is responsible for the knowledge that NASA creates? Since being named NASA’s Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) at the beginning of 2012, I have given this question a lot of thought. Every center and mission directorate now has a CKO or point of contact who can speak to their organization’s approach to […]
APPEL Director Dr. Ed Hoffman moderated a special international Masters with Masters on October 3, 2012 with Dino Brondolo, Director of Infrastructure Programs at Thales-Alenia Space Systems in Torino, Italy, and Alan Thirkettle, formerly the head of Human Spaceflight Projects Department at the European Space Agency (ESA) prior to his retirement in 2008. The conversation […]
On June 5, 2012, the Office of the Chief Knowledge Officer held its first “Engaging Leaders in Knowledge” event at Goddard Space Flight Center. Mark Langley, President and CEO of the Project Management Institute, presented the results of the 2012 PMI “Pulse of the Profession” study to an audience of NASA practitioners. The annual global […]
By Ann Over The Space Communications and Networking (SCaN) Testbed (STB) is a flight and ground system delivered on a fast-track schedule by Glenn Research Center.
This article is excerpted and adapted from Structuring Future International Cooperation: Learning from the ISS, by L. Cline, P. Finarelli, G. Gibbs, and I. Pryke In September 1988, the United States, Canada, Japan, and ten member nations of the European Space Agency signed agreements that established what was originally the Space Station Freedom (SSF).
By David Wilhelm, Nancy Lindsey, Maria So, Nichole Pinkney, and Nancy Rackley The ability to plan one’s career path can be a strong force for morale and fulfillment in the workplace.
