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Recent Trends in U.S. Aeronautics Research and Technology Appendix C Study Participants The committee wishes to thank the presenters who prepared materials for the committee’s review, the individuals who participated in the review of this report, and the others who supported this study—the staff of the NRC and those who took the time to participate in committee meetings. The full committee met twice during May and June 1999. Many smaller meetings were attended by one or more committee members and representatives of public and private organizations involved in the aeronautics industry. The small group meetings were part of the committee’s information-gathering process. Outside participants are listed below, grouped by organization. Aerospace Industries Association John Douglass Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency David Whelan Federal Aviation Administration Herman Redeiss GRA, Inc. Richard Golaszewski NASA Ames Research Center C.Thomas Snyder NASA Glenn Research Center Brijendra Singh NASA Office of Aero-Space Technology Michael Mann National Research Council Stephen A.Merrill Northwestern University Aaron J.Gellman U.S. Department of Commerce Sally Bath U.S. Department of Defense Paul Piscopo Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Bill Borger