Space Technology Research Institutes (STRI)

Space Technology Research Institutes (STRI) is sponsored by NASA. Supports the formation of research institutes to advance space technology development.

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The STRIs will enhance and broaden the capabilities of the Nation’s universities to meet the needs of NASA’s science and technology programs. These investments will also create, fortify, and nurture the talent base of highly skilled engineers, scientists, and technologists to improve America’s technological and economic competitiveness.

Go to About STRG about Space Technology Research Institutes (STRI) An STRI is intended to research and exploit cutting-edge advances in technology with the potential for revolutionary impact on future aerospace capabilities. At the same time, it will expand the U.S. talent base in research and development.

An STRI has the following key features: Empowered university-led team Guiding Vision with resilient research strategy Specific research objectives with credible expected outcomes in 5 years Multidisciplinary research program Leveraging SOA capabilities (likely created by OGA investments) Talented, diverse , cross-disciplinary and fully integrated team Innovative technical approaches (Lots of) publications and open source access to results Please direct questions about the Space Technology Research Institutes opportunity to: hq-stmd-stri@mail.

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