NASA Announces New Hypersonic Research Opportunities

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Nov. 02, 2010

Beth Dickey 
Headquarters, Washington 
202-358-2087 
beth.dickey-1@xxxxxxxx   


RELEASE: 10-286

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW HYPERSONIC RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

WASHINGTON -- NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate has 
amended its announcement, "Research Opportunities in Aeronautics 
2010," to solicit additional proposals. The announcement has been 
modified to include new topics in support of the agency's Hypersonics 
Project. 

With the amendment, the Hypersonics Project of the Fundamental 
Aeronautics Program calls for proposals about enabling technologies 
and development of a new pool of expertise in two primary areas of 
interest. These include air-breathing access to space and entry, 
descent and landing of high-mass vehicles in planetary atmospheres. 

NASA expects educational institutions, nonprofit organizations and 
industry engaged in foundational research will be the announcement's 
primary award recipients. Specific evaluation criteria, deadlines and 
points of contact are available in the announcement. NASA will employ 
a two-step proposal submission process for this solicitation. The due 
date for Step 1 submissions is Nov. 23. 

For more information about this announcement and updates on additional 
research topics in other project areas, visit NASA's Research 
Opportunities website at: 


http://nspires.nasaprs.com   


For information about NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, 
visit: 


http://www.aeronautics.nasa.gov 


For information about NASA and agency programs, visit: 


http://www.nasa.gov 

	
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