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Poster Session

This year, accompanying our general poster, we have added two new specialized poster sessions that focus on Small Businesses and Students.  See the information below for more details.

Specialized Poster Sessions

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Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Poster Session

We are soliciting abstracts from small businesses engaged in an active SBIR program that can address technology issues regarding Breakthrough Innovations, Space Exploration, Hypersonic & Responsive Operations, Orbital Technologies & Operations, Missiles & Missile Defense, and MISSE. The SBIR Poster Presentation will take place in the NSMMS Exhibit hall and will provide opportunity for direct discussion with representatives from government agencies and industry. Break out rooms will be available to continue discussions in a more confidential environment.

Student Poster Session

NSMMS is pleased to announce the return of the student poster session at the 2010 symposium in Scottsdale, Arizona. The student program is intended to encourage student involvement and promote networking among students with industry, academia, and government. Presentation topics should address one of the session topics listed above. U.S. or U.S. green card holding full-time graduate or undergraduate students in good academic standing are eligible. We look forward to reviewing your application. Keep up the quality research!

 


 

 

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