Bay Area Houston Advanced Technology Consortium
May 2013
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Questions about future of Human Spaceflight post Shuttle Program BayTech Concept Roll Out
Contingency Planning For Post-Shuttle Era at NASA JSC
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Partnerships for Innovation and Research
Products Realized
Factors emerged creating uncertainty and vulnerability in the Human Spaceflight program resulting in potential loss of highly skilled workforce BayTech created to retain human spaceflight expertise, jobs, and business in the Bay Area Houston region
Create and Retain Jobs and Business in Bay Area Houston by
research and technology development funding
technology development
providing simplified access to JSC capabilities
Leveraging JSC Capabilities Acquiring Technology Development Funidng Jobs and Revenue Streams
Innovation and Workforce Development Product Commercialization
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Space Act Agreement: Simplified Access to JSC Facilities
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NASA JSC capability descriptions available through the BayTech webpage
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BayTech & Energy Frontiers International Building Relationships for Future Collaborations
Energy Frontiers International's members are grateful to BayTech for organizing a very memorable and informative site visit to the Johnson Space Center. EFI's member companies have been exploring the frontiers of energy technology for more than three decades, and the capabilities of NASA's JSC are relevant and potentially of interest to them. EFI's site visits over the years have typically been to facilities worldwide that represent unique, state-of-the-art, and first-of-a-kind capabilities and innovation, and the JSC visit was very much in this tradition. Increasingly abundant supplies of low-cost natural gas are driving new investments in emerging energy technologies, and bringing some interesting energy development work back to the Houston area. The JSC appears to be well-placed to take advantage of this dynamic shift, and their team provided a compelling case for taking a close look at how their capabilities, facilities, and know-how can be of value to companies in this sector. Quote from Christopher Kidder, President, Energy Frontiers International
A unique collaborative initiative between Houston’s Medical, Oil & Gas, and now Aerospace industries, designed to explore potential crossover ideas and technologies