NASA Statement on New Manufacturing Innovation Institutes

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May 9, 2013

David. E. Steitz 
Headquarters, Washington                                       
202-358-1730 
david.steitz@xxxxxxxx 

RELEASE: 13-137

NASA STATEMENT ON NEW MANUFACTURING INNOVATION INSTITUTES

WASHINGTON -- The following is a statement from NASA Associate 
Administrator for Space Technology Michael Gazarik about Thursday's 
announcement from the Obama Administration that it is launching 
competitions to create three new manufacturing innovation institutes 
supported by five federal agencies -- NASA, the National Science 
Foundation and the departments of Defense, Energy, and Commerce. 

"The president's announcement today of three new Manufacturing 
Innovation Institutes continues the momentum needed to address a 
crucial competitiveness challenge - the need to close the gap between 
research and development activities and the deployment of 
technological innovations that benefits American manufacturers and 
American-made goods. 

"Through NASA's ongoing participation in the National Network for 
Manufacturing Innovation, we are assuring the aerospace community, 
and all American manufacturers, have access to the new knowledge and 
technology capabilities that are essential for turning research 
discoveries, inventions and new ideas into better or novel products. 
Advanced manufacturing, for and in space, holds great promise for 
NASA as we move forward with our exploration efforts. 

"The new technology economy of the 21st century is driven by 
innovation. This is why NASA has been fully engaged with our partners 
in the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute in 
Youngstown, Ohio. We look forward to working with the other 
stakeholders in these new institutes, recognizing they will provide 
the fuel for America's innovation engine. NASA is proud to help keep 
that engine running." 

For more information about the new manufacturing innovation 
institutes, visit: 

http://1.usa.gov/15NKzjX 

For more information about NASA's Space Technology Mission 
Directorate, visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/spacetech 

	
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