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NASA Chief Technologist Visits Stennis Space Center

Deborah Fendley

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Abstract

NASA Chief Technologist David Miller visited Stennis Space Center on Aug. 21 to participate in briefings, tour site facilities and honor several employees, including recognition of two NASA engineers awarded patents through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for technologies they developed at Stennis.

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NASA Chief Technologist David Miller visited Stennis Space Center on Aug. 21 to participate in briefings, tour site facilities and honor several employees, including recognition of two NASA engineers awarded patents through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for technologies they developed at Stennis.

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NASA Chief Technologist David Miller visited Stennis Space Center on Aug. 21 to participate in briefings, tour site facilities and honor several employees, including recognition of two NASA engineers awarded patents through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for technologies they developed at Stennis.

Key concepts: Trademark, Center (category theory), Honor, Miller, Space (punctuation), Engineering, Aeronautics, Management

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