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The 2009 National Space and Missile Materials Symposium will be returning to the stunning Green Valley Ranch in Henderson Nevada, just outside of Las Vegas.

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Preview: 2009 NSMMS Final Program

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The NSMMS is the premier forum for system engineers, designers, scientists, and managers concerned with the pivotal challenges of materials and processing for space and missile technology. In the current climate of renewed emphasis on space exploration and research, NSMMS plays an important role in bringing dynamic technologies and innovations to the forefront. The Symposium focuses on key materials and processing issues associated with system and component needs on the critical path to enabling current and future space and missile capabilities.

The 2009 Symposium will feature technical sessions on:

  • Missiles and Missile Defense
  • Space Exploration
  • Hypersonics
  • Responsive Space Access
  • Breakthrough Innovations
  • Orbital Technologies & Operations

 

Additional features include a senior level plenary session, tutorials, workshops, poster papers, an exhibit show, and multiple networking events.

US Only & ITAR Restricted

This symposium is US ONLY, ITAR, and Military Critical Restricted in accordance with DoD directive 5230.5 under the provisions of Public Law 98-94, “Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1984,” Section 1217, Sept 24, 1983 and is not open to the general public.

Presentations will not be more restrictive than Distribution C.  Proceedings will be published as a Distribution C volume.

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