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Appendix A Public Workshop Agendas
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... Appendix A Public Workshop Agendas Committee on Innovation Models for Aerospace Technologies Board on Science, Technology, and Economic Policy Workshop on Aeronautics, Innovation, and the Public Good June 28, 2004 The National Academies 21st and C Streets NW Lecture Room Washington, DC 09:00 Welcome and Introductions 09:20 Panel 1. Innovation in a resource-constrained environment: Lessons from the private sector Graham R
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... Austin, Pratt & Whitney Mark Anderson, Boeing Phantom Works 16:45 Panel 5. Technology Innovation in the NASA Context Victor Lebacqz, Office of Aeronautics Jaiwon Shin, Office of Aeronautics Terrence Hertz, Office of Aeronautics Richard Christiansen, Glenn Research Center Bruce Holmes, Langley Research Center 17:35 Closing remarks 17:45 Adjourn Committee on Innovation Models for Aerospace Technologies Board on Science, Technology and Economic Policy Workshop on NASA's Roles in Aeronautics Innovation Tuesday, January 18, 2005 Keck Center Room 100 The National Academies 500 Fifth Street, N.W.
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... PUBLIC WORKSHOP AGENDAS 83 09:30 AM Panel I: NASA's role in fundamental science and engineering R&D for a broad range of national aeronautical technology needs, public and private Moderator: Deborah Wince-Smith, Council on Competitiveness David North, Aviation Week, ret. John Douglass, Aerospace Industries Association 10:30 AM Break 10:45 AM Panel II: NASA's role in R&D for the development of future airframes and aircraft propulsion systems Moderator: Joe Morone, Bentley College Dorothy Robyn, The Brattle Group David Whelan, Boeing Phantom Works Col.
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