Langley Partnership FAQs
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The Langley Partnership FAQs provide an overview of how to collaborate with NASA Langley Research Center. A NASA "partnership" encompasses a broad range of relationships with external entities, such as contractors, technology licensees, and research collaborators. Various partnership models exist, including formal agreements, technology transfer initiatives, and research collaborations through SBIR/STTR programs.
NASA engages in partnerships to accomplish several goals. These include fostering collaborative opportunities, addressing technical gaps, supporting U.S. economic innovation, serving as a means to promote commercial use of space, preserving NASA's expertise and facilities, advancing STEM education, and achieving outreach objectives.
NASA's partners span a diverse spectrum. They include U.S. companies, both large and small, as well as federal agencies, research institutions, public outreach organizations, state and local governments, academic entities, foreign businesses and research institutions, professional associations, and non-profit organizations.
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