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Radiation Technologies

Specific areas of current emphasis include:

Physical radiation detection technologies, such as the next generation radiation monitoring systems for the International Space Station (ISS), the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV), and lunar Extra Vehicular Activities (EVAs).

Biotechnologies for assessing the impact of radiation exposure on crew members, including the identification and application of biomarkers for health status evaluation.

Research on countermeasures to protect the crew during long-duration missions.

Evaluation of shielding properties of lunar regolith.

Management of NASA-funded technology grants, including SBIRs and STTRs, address high-priority risks for human space travel.



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Last Updated: September, 2007
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