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| | 01.08.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center, North Coast Cable, Patrick Media and Sci-Fi TV Sponsor Art Contest for Cleveland City Schools
The Lewis Research Center, North Coast Cable, Patrick Media and Sci-Fi TV of Chicago have teamed up to sponsor an art contest for Cleveland area students in grades 9 through 12.
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| | 01.12.93 - Eleven NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Receive "Silver Snoopy Award"
Astronaut Ron M. Sega recently presented 11 NASA Lewis Research Center employees with the astronauts' personal achievement award, the "Silver Snoopy".
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| | 01.12.93 - Note to Editor: Cleveland's Connection to Current Shuttle Mission
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| | 01.26.93 - Note to Editor: Vision-21 Symposium to be held 3/30-31/93
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| | 01.27.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center Celebrates Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, members of Lewis' African Heritage Advisory Committee together with the Visitor Center have planned activities and created an exhibit which exemplifies this year's theme, African Americans: Scholars, Leaders, Activists and Writers.
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| | 01.28.93 - Valley City Resident Promoted to Chief of Information System Services Branch
Larry E. Andrews was recently appointed to serve as Chief of the Information Systems Services Branch at the NASA Lewis Research Center.
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| | 02.01.93 - NASA Celebrates National Engineers Week February 14-20, with Visits to Area Schools
Continuing a tradition to encourage students to select engineering and science as a career, more than 100 Lewis Research Center scientists and engineers will visit area schools to share their personal insights concerning their backgrounds and interests in the engineering profession.
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| | 02.05.93 - NASA Researcher Tapped For Ohio Science Hall Of Fame
Dr. Lonnie Reid, a nationally-known fluid dynamics expert at NASA's Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, will be inducted into the Ohio Science, Technology and Industry Hall of Fame in Columbus on Feb. 7.
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| | 02.11.93 - Ohio Economy Boosted by NASA's Presence
Approximately $635 million was added to Ohio's economy by NASA's Lewis Research Center in Fiscal Year 1992 in the form of contracts, grants to colleges and universities, utilities, and salaries and benefits paid to its employees.
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| | 02.12.93 - Eighty-Five Scouts to Receive Eagle Scout Badges at Recognition Ceremony
On February 21, 1993, the Eagle Scout Association of Greater Cleveland and the NASA Lewis Research Center will join together in honoring the 85 young men from the Greater Cleveland area who earned their Eagle Scout Badges in 1992.
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| | 02.16.93 - Three NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Receive Certified Profession Secretary Rating
Three secretaries from NASA's Lewis Research Center have received their Certified Professional Secretary (CPS) rating.
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| | 03.03.93 - Three NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Promoted to Branch Chiefs
Three NASA Lewis Research Center employees were recently selected to serve as branch chiefs: Richard A. Blech, chief of the Computational Technologies Branch; Dr. Robert Thompson, chief of the Microgravity Fluids Branch; and Dr. Mary Zeller, chief of the Surface Science Branch.
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| | 03.09.93 - Note to Editor: 2nd Quarter Visitor Center
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| | 03.11.93 - Note to Editor: Right to Read Month
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| | 03.15.06 - Cataract Sufferers May Benefit from Space Research at NASA Lewis Research Center
Thousands of potential cataract sufferers may benefit from technology development now underway by researchers at NASA's Lewis Research Center here.
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| | 03.15.93 - Note to Editor: Plumbrook Meeting & Tour for Physics Teachers, March 19-20, 1993
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| | 03.17.93 - March Symposium to Preview the Era of Cyberspace
Stimulating unique insights and new ideas to keep NASA technology on the cutting edge well into the 21st century is the focus for a March 30-31 symposium.
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| | 03.17.93 - Note to Editor: March Symposium to Preview the Era of Cyberspace
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| | 03.18.93 - NASA Lewis Team Powers Antarctic Research Endeavor
A team of NASA Lewis researchers recently provided all the electric power for a group of scientists working in Antarctica, one of the most brutal environments on Earth.
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| | 03.24.93 - Two NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Receive NASA Procurement Awards
NASA Assistant Administrator for Procurement Don G. Bush named Lewis employees Nancy K. Horton and Kenneth A. DeLaat recipients of awards at the annual Agency-wide Procurement Awards Program.
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| | 03.31.93 - NASA Studies Inlet for Tomorrow's High Speed Civil Transport
NASA's Lewis Research Center is conducting tests on this Variable Diameter Centerbody inlet in the Center's 10 x 10-foot Supersonic Wind Tunnel.
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| | 04.08.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center Sponsors Conference for Disabled Students in the Cleveland Area
Lewis' Office of Equal Opportunity Programs and Office of Educational Programs have invited students, educators, community leaders and parents to attend a conference which will focus on exploring career opportunities in aerospace for those students with disabilities.
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| | 04.09.93 - Four NASA Lewis Research Center Engineers to Receive Distinguished Publication Award
The 1992 Lewis Distinguished Publication Award recipients were recently announced by NASA Lewis Research Center Chief Scientist Marvin E. Goldstein.
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| | 04.09.93 - Note to Editor: NASA Minority Business Resrouce Advisory Committee Meeting - April 14, 1993
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| | 04.23.93 - Students Build Life-Size Martian Colony at NASA Lewis Research Center
On Saturday, May 8, 1993, the NASA Lewis Research Center will become a beehive of activity with approximately 300 students busily constructing 8-feet tall inflatable habitats.
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| | 04.23.93 - Olmsted Township Engineer Receives Technology Transfer Award
A senior design engineer at NASA's Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, was awarded the Federal Laboratory Consortium Award of Excellence in Technology Transfer for 1993.
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| | 04.29.93 - Students' "Space" Art Works Unveiled at NASA Lewis Research Center
On Saturday, May 8, 1993, students who participated in the North Coast Cable "Visions of Space" art contest will assemble at Lewis to learn which piece of art was chosen to be featured on 10 billboards in the Cleveland area during the month of June
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| | 04.30.93 - Six NASA Lewis Research Center Employees to Receive Awards During Public Service Recognition Week
Six Lewis Research Center employees will be honored at the Federal Employee Recognition Awards Program luncheon at the Sheraton Cleveland City Centre on Monday, May 3, 1993.
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| | 04.30.93 - Ten NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Receive Secretarial/Clerical Awards
NASA Lewis Research Center observed National Secretaries Week by presenting awards to ten secretarial/clerical employees during the Seventh Annual Secretarial/Clerical Awards Breakfast on April 22, 1993.
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| | 05.04.93 - Communications Satellite to Fly this Summer
NASA's Advanced Communications Technology Satellite (ACTS) is being prepared for liftoff from Cape Kennedy, Fla., aboard Space Shuttle Discovery in July 1993.
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| | 05.06.93 - Note to Editor: NASA Lewis to Host 2 Major Student Events on 5/8/93
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| | 05.01.93 - Water Purification System May Result from Space Research at NASA Lewis Research Center
A new material for removing toxic metals from water may benefit hundreds of industries that produce large amounts of contaminated waste water.
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| | 05.19.93 - Students Enlisted to Help turn NASA Inventions into New Productions
NASA Lewis Research Center, Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and the Battelle Memorial Institute announced today the kick-off of a new initiative to commercialize NASA inventions by using top graduate students at CWRU to come up with new product ideas and strategies.
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| | 05.20.93 - Note to Editor: 3rd Quarter Visitor Center
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| | 05.21.93 - Cleveland School Children Wrapup School Year with "Space Activities"
NASA Lewis Research Center employees along with Anton Grdina and East Technical High School students, teachers and parents will participate in three special events.
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| | 05.25.93 - Four NASA Lewis Research Center Executives Receive Presidential Rank Awards
The 1992 Presidential Rank Awards were presented to four senior executives at NASA's Lewis Research Center during a reception held in Washington, D.C. on April 13, 1993.
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| | 06.03.93 - Note to Editor: Spacecraft Technology Industry Briefing June 8-9, 1993
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| | 06.23.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center Negotiates $17-Million Contract with Local Corporation
The NASA Lewis Research Center has selected Gilcrest Electric and Supply Company, Elyria, Ohio, an 8(a) contractor, for negotiations leading to the award of a contract for institutional support services at the Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio.
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| | 06.23.93 - North Ridgeville Resident Promoted to Chief of Hazardous Chemicals Office
Manuel B. Dominguez was recently selected to serve as Chief of the Hazardous Chemicals Office at the NASA Lewis Research Center.
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| | 06.23.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center Employees Receive Agency's Highest Metals at Honor Awards Ceremony
NASA's Associate Administrator for Aeronautics Dr. Wesley L. Harris and Center Director Lawrence J. Ross were present on May 27 to honor more than 80 employees who made outstanding contributions to advancing the goals of NASA and the Lewis Research Center.
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| | 06.29.06 - Experimental Communications Satellite to be Launched in Mid-July Aboard Shuttle Discovery
A press briefing to discuss the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite (ACTS) developed and managed by Lewis engineers.
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| | 07.06.93 - Note to Editor: ACTS Launching
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| | 07.07.93 - Smart Communications Satellite Managed by NASA Lewis Research Center
When space shuttle Discovery is launched this month, nestled in its payload bay will be NASA's Advanced Communications Technology Satellite (ACTS).
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| | 07.13.93 - NASA Lewis Research Center Celebrates Spaceweek 1993
Fun for the whole family. There will be booths providing information on the solar system, careers, living and working in space (samples of space ice cream will be handed out at this booth), plus many more exciting topics.
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| | 07.14.93 - Note to Editor
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| | 07.16.93 - Two NASA Lewis Research Center Scientists Receive a Space Act Monetary Award
Lewis scientists Bonnie McBride and Sanford Gordon were recently honored with a Space Act Monetary Award for their development of one of the most important and widely used computer programs in the aerospace industry, the CET89 code.
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| | 07.19.93 - Lewis Employee Suggests Way to Take the Ultimate Walk -- Through the Solar System
NASA Lewis Research Center employee Martin Mayer submitted a suggestion for creating a Solar System Walk--Lewis, Cleveland Metroparks and the Cleveland Public Schools have teamed up to turn this suggestion into reality.
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| | 08.13.93 - Helicopter Model Tested in Icing Conditions at NASA's Lewis Research Center
Icing studies that may result in major improvements in predicting helicopter rotor performance in icing conditions were recently completed at NASA Lewis Research Center's Icing Research Tunnel.
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| | 07.22.93 - Note to Editor: ACTS Launching
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| | 07.28.93 - Note to Editor: Ohio Aerospace Institute/College Fair
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| | 08.03.93 - Note to Editor: Ribbon Cutting for SEL
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| | 08.09.93 - Unique New Chemical Could Improve Ceramic Materials
A new and unique group of ceramic processing chemicals that may revolutionize the ceramic industry has been developed by researchers at NASA Lewis Research Center.
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| | 08.11.93 - Note to Editor: ACTS Launching
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| | 08.12.93 - NASA Selects NYMA, Inc., for $180-Million Contract Negotiations
The NASA Lewis Research Center has selected NYMA, Inc., Greenbelt, Md., for negotiations leading to the award of a contract for scientific, engineering, technical, administrative and related activities to support Lewis' mission responsibilities.
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| | 08.30.93 - Beachwood Resident Appointed to Senior Executive Service at NASA Lewis Research Center
Dr. Julian M. Earls, assistant deputy director for Business Resources Development at NASA's Lewis Research Center was recently selected into the NASA Senior Executive Service.
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| | 09.03.93 - Note to Editor: News Conference - Space Station
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| | 09.07.93 - Note to Editor: HITEMP Annual Review
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| | 09.07.93 - Note to Editor: Postponed News Conference - SS
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| | 09.08.93 - Note to Editor: Visitor Center Schedule of Events for 4th Quarter
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| | 09.08.93 - Note to Editor: ACTS Information
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| | 09.14.93 - Traveling Exhibit "Venus Unveiled" makes a Stop at the NASA Lewis Visitor Center
The NASA Lewis Research Center's Visitor Center will be displaying a special traveling exhibit entitled "Venus Unveiled: Images From the Magellan Mission."
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| | 09.15.93 - NASA Selects RECOM Technologies for Contract Negotiations
NASA Lewis Research Center has selected Recom Technologies, San Jose, Calif., a small disadvantaged business (SDB), for negotiations leading to the award of a contract for computational administrative, professional and engineering services to support Lewis' Computer Services Division.
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| | 09.16.93 - Note to Editor: Inflight Press Conference
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| | 09.28.93 - Note to Editor: ACTS Information
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| | 09.29.93 - NASA Lewis Wins R&D Award
NASA's Lewis Research Center is a winner in this year's Research and Development Magazine's R&D 100 awards.
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| | 09.29.93 - Note to Editor: National Hispanic Month
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| | 09.29.93 - Note to Editor: East Tech./General Dynamics Contributions
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| | 09.29.93 - Note to Editor: HiTemp Review
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| | 10.19.93 - Site Inspection to be Conducted at NASA Lewis Research Center
The NASA Lewis Research Center has selected R&R International, Inc., Akron, Ohio, a Small Disadvantaged Business, to investigate environmental conditions at the Center.
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| | 10.22.93 - Space Subcommittee Field Hearing on "NASA and Private Industry: Sharing Technology"
Space Subcommittee Field Hearing to explore the strategic roles played by the federal government and private industry in technology development and technology transfer.
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| | 10.26.93 - Dr. Carol Russo Named Director of Aeronautics at NASA'S Lewis Research Center
NASA Lewis Research Center Director Lawrence J. Ross announced the appointment of Dr. Carol J. Russo as director of Aeronautics, effective August 15, 1993.
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| | 10.28.93 - Note to Editor: Seals Flow Code Development
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| | 10.29.93 - Fiber Optics Fly for Better Aircraft Control Systems
A fiber optic control system that could result in lighter, more fuel-efficient airplanes with more capable control and monitoring systems began actual flight testing today.
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| | 11.01.93 - NASA Announces New Semiconductor Growth Process
Scientists from NASA today announced a major advancement in a rapidly emerging semiconductor technology at the International Conference on Silicon Carbide and Related Materials in Washington, D.C.
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| | 11.09.93 - Young Astronauts Day at NASA Lewis Research Center
The Lewis Research Center and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics are sponsoring a "Young Astronaut Club Day: Just Plane Fun" on November 13, 1993 for students from 12 Ohio schools.
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| | 11.10.93 - Note to Editor: VC Programming 1st Quarter of 1994
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| | 11.15.93 - Note to Editor: National Chemistry Week Contest Winners
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| | 11.15.93 - First Public Demonstration of New Surgical Technique Set
NASA Lewis Research Center will provide the satellite communication link on Tuesday, November 16 at 9 a.m. for the first public demonstration of a new surgical technique for brain surgery that promises to reduce health care costs, while substantially improving health care delivery.
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| | 11.16.93 - NASA Lewis is Gateway Facility for Telemedicine Spacebridge to Moscow
An experimental two-way interactive videoconference link between U.S. and Russian Republic medical institutions becomes operational this month.
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| | 11.29.93 - NASA Selects GE, Pratt & Whitney for Contract Negotations
NASA Lewis Research Center has selected the team of General Electric Corp., Cincinnati, Ohio and United Technologies Pratt & Whitney Division, West Palm Beach, Fla., for final negotiations leading to award of a contract to develop critical propulsion component technologies for a future U.S. high-speed civil transport.
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| | 11.30.93 - Story Opportunities at NASA Lewis Research for Wednesday December 1, 1993
The SILVER SNOOPY AWARD will be presented to six Lewis employees by Cleveland astronaut Carl Walz. Walz will make the presentations to the employees at their work sites.
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| | 12.02.93 - Note to Editor: Children's Holiday Program for Inner-City Children
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