Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program Final report, 1 Feb. 1969 - 28 Feb. 1970
Technology utilization efforts by Biomedical Application Team member institute
Culclasure, D. F.↗
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Assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program
The applications of aerospace technology to biomedical research are reported. The medical institutions participating in the Biomedical Applications Program are listed along with the institutions currently utilizing the services of the Southwest Research Institute Biomedical Applications Team. Significant accomplishments during this period include: ultra-low bandpass amplifier for gastro-intestinal electric potentials; non-encumbering EEG electrode assembly suitable for long term sleep research; accurate cardiac telemetry system for active subjects; warning system for the deaf; tracking cane for the blind; and an improved control mechanism to expand the self-sufficiency of quadriplegics.
Culclasure, D. F.↗
MSFC computer programs utilized in the thermal design and analysis of satellites
Three IBM 7094 computer. program used in the thermal design of spacecraft will be discussed. The first program is one used for integrating spectral reflectance or emittance. The second program calculates the percent time a satellite spends in the earth's shadow during a revolution about the earth. And the third program is called our General Space Thermal Program and is used to calculate satellite temperatures throughout a revolution about the earth.
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Search for numu Disappearance in the Short-Baseline Neutrino Program Utilizing an Exclusive 1mu1p QE-Like Final State
The Short-Baseline Neutrino (SBN) program at Fermilab is searching for neutrino oscillations over a short baseline as a signature of a sterile neutrino with a mass splitting of about 1eV2. Such oscillations would drive the disappearance of muon neutrinos in the Booster Neutrino Beam between the detectors of the SBN Program. We present progress on an analysis to search for muon neutrino disappearance between the SBND and ICARUS detectors (the SBN Program's near and far detectors, respectively). This analysis leverages the one muon, one proton, quasi-elastic-like final state, which provides the best resolution for reconstructing the neutrino energy. The analysis incorporates a comprehensive set of systematic uncertainties in the neutrino flux, interaction, and detector model. This analysis will soon be completed as part of the first oscillation results at SBN.
Rowe, Nathaniel [U. Chicago (main)]↗
NASA Technology Utilization Program overview
The NASA aerospace technology transfer process is examined with attention given to the activities of the Technology Utilization Office. Industrial applications centers at universities, a center for the dissemination of computer programs, technology and biomedical application teams, and publications are considered.
Mogavero, L.↗
Technology utilization program report
The application of aerospace technology to the solution of public health and industrial problems is reported. Data cover: (1) development of an externally rechargeable cardiac pacemaker, (2) utilization of ferrofluids-colloidal suspensions of ferrite particles - in the efficient separation of nonferrous metals as Ni, Zn, Cu, and Al from shredded automobile scrap, and (3) development of a breathing system for fire fighters.
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Planning, developing and testing experimental technology utilization programs Quarterly report, Oct. 1 - Dec. 31, 1966
University program on disseminating aerospace technology to industry, and information retrieval experiments
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Planning, developing, and testing experimental technology utilization programs quarterly report, 1 jul. - 30 sep. 1966
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Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program Cumulative quarterly report, 1 Apr. - 30 Jun. 1968
Biomedical applications of NASA science and technology
Berger, L. S.↗
Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program Quarterly progress report, 1 May - 31 Jul. 1969
Dissemination of NASA derived technologies for biomedical application
Berger, L. S.↗
Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program Final report, 1 Feb. 1969 - 24 Aug. 1970
Research progress in technology transfer by NASA Biomedical Application Team
Culclasure, D. F.↗
The role of the regional dissemination centers in NASA's technology utilization program
Objectives, operations, and accomplishments of NASA regional dissemination centers for technology transfer
Geise, J.↗
Assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program
The activities of the applications are reported for November 1972. Summaries are included of problems, problem statements, searches, application engineering, and technology application.
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Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program
The problem statements presented relate mostly to research on prosthetic equipment and means of attaching biomedical and electronic devices to the human body. A patent application for a reliable switching element in a patient assist control units is also described.
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Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program
Applications of aerospace technology to biomedical science are described. Recent research and development of specific techniques, services, and equipment adopted by physicians to help combat disease and disability are reviewed.
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Southwest Research Institute assistance to NASA in biomedical areas of the technology utilization program
The activities are reported of the NASA Biomedical Applications Team at Southwest Research Institute between 25 August, 1972 and 15 November, 1973. The program background and methodology are discussed along with the technology applications, and biomedical community impacts.
Culclasure, D. F.↗
Technology utilization program report, 1974
The adaptation of various technological innovations from the NASA space program to industrial and domestic applications is summarized.
Carlson, O.↗
Photovoltaics Program Utility Interface Southwest Regional Workshop Proceedings
The needs and constraints of the utilities are summarized. The capabilities and limitations of photovoltaic systems as an alternative electricity generation option by utilities are discussed.
Bengelsdorf, I. S.↗