Volume 10, Number 1 • January/February 2002 • Credits

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Contents

Welcome to Innovation

• NASA Embarks on a New Initiative: Medical Imaging

Cover Story

• NASA’s Medical Diagnostic Imaging Initiative: Promoting Partnerships in Tech Transfer and Commercialization

Technology Transfer

• NASA Researchers Improve Videos
• APS Meet Imaging Industry Needs
• Imaging Detects Artery Diseases

Advanced Technologies

• NASA Biotechnology Project May Advance Cancer Research
• Photographic Comparisons Can Save Lives
• Searching the Eyes for Answers
• Shedding Light on Cancer

Aerospace Technology Development

• NASA Glenn Helps Engines Last Longer
• Dryden Team Increases Digital Video Capabilities
• Dryden Engineers Receive Emergency Flight Control Patent
• NASA Aircraft Complete Wingtip Vortex Study

Small Business/SBIR

• Making X-Rays Better
• Improving Digital Imaging
• Analyzing Fluorescence May Improve Pharmaceuticals
• DataTurbine Offers Improved Information

Moving Forward

• Technology Opportunity Showcase
• NCTN Directory
• Events

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