Want to learn about what NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley is up to? Join us at SiliCon with Adam Savage 2022 to hear from NASA scientists, engineers, educators, and more about their work. Full report from NASA: Read More

Meet Rita Eick, Parul Agrawal, Jeremy Vander Kam, and Sergio Santa Maria from NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. They are four of the people whose contributions to the NASA mission will make Artemis I a reality. Full report from NASA: Read More

Our future airspace will be safer, greener, and quieter as new NASA research projects enable important advancements in many types of aviation, from new passenger carriers to package delivery aircraft. Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA’s energy-efficient, rapidly responsive, modular approach to supercomputing expands the power of the NASA Advanced Supercomputing facility at Ames and now houses NASA’s Most Powerful Supercomputer, Aitken. Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA’s Student Airborne Science Activation (SaSa) program aims to provide an authentic research experience in atmospheric science and increase ethnic and racial diversity among geoscientists. Full report from NASA: Read More

With GeneLab, NASA’s open repository for space biology data, anyone – from students to specialists – can explore and make discoveries about ways life from Earth is affected by the conditions of space. Full report from NASA: Read More

BioSentinel will monitor the growth and activity of yeast cells as they get bombarded by high-energy radiation particles in deep space and beam the data back to NASA researchers on Earth to help safeguard astronaut heath. Full report from NASA: Read More

Artemis I marks the start of a new era of space exploration back to the Moon and beyond to Mars – and NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley has helped the agency pave the path to achieve liftoff. Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA High-Speed Wind Tunnel Testing to Improve Heat Shield Design Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA recently signed a Space Act Agreement with San Francisco-based Zipline to pursue a future vision of U.S. aviation that includes delivery drones and air taxis. Full report from NASA: Read More