During the session, participants looked at examples from NASA, industry, and cognitive science research to identify biases that can influence engineering decision making.
In this VPMC session, we visited GRC to focus on three topics: the 9×15 Low Speed Wind Tunnel, the NASA Evolutionary Xenon Thruster – Commercial (NEXT-C) and the Orion European Service Module Integration Office.
While Apollo placed the first steps on the Moon, Artemis opens the door for humanity to sustainably work and live on another world for the first time. Using the lunar surface as a proving ground for living on Mars, this next chapter in exploration will forever establish our presence in the stars.
NASA Aeronautics hosts a bimonthly technical seminar to share in-depth technical information, describe how research activities contribute to Technical Challenges, Critical Commitments, and Strategic Thrusts, and explain how progress is measured.
Organizational Silence Panel Discussion: Bryan O’Connor, former NASA Chief of Safety and Mission Assurance, Mike Ryschkewitsch, NASA Chief Engineer, Amy Edmonson, professor at the Harvard Business School, and Robin Dillon, professor at Georgetown, participate in a panel discussion about their experiences and research related to organizational silence.
The official YouTube channel and Video interview repository for NASA’s Chief Knowledge Officer. Go behind the scenes and learn about some of NASA’s breakthrough innovations and answers to complex challenges that will propel our missions onward toward mission success.
Video recordings (presentation audio) of Tech Discussions, Monday Workshops, Training sessions (technical concepts, tool training, etc.). Recordings are logged and posted for future viewing.
Weekly IV&V Tech Discussions are for NASA IV&V employees to share practical topics related to technical work (e.g. “how to use this tool,” “how to do this analysis,” “what we learned from our experiences on xyz”). The focus is topics that our analysis teams can use right now, or need to be made aware of, […]
