Active targeting and Small Molecule Delivery to Individual Leukemia Cells Utilizing Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticle-Supported Bilayers (Protocells).
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Butler, Kimberly↗
Engineering topics
Barrett, David
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Kodak AMSD Mirror Development Program
The Advanced Mirror System Demonstration Program is developing minor technology for the next generation optical systems. Many of these systems will require extremely lightweight and stable optics due to the overall size of the primary mirror. These segmented, deployable systems require new technology that AMSD is developing. The on-going AMSD program is a critical enabler for Next Generation Space Telescope (NGST) which will start in 2002. The status of Kodak's AMSD mirror and future plans will be discussed with respect to the NGST program.
Matthews, Gary↗
Kodak AMSD Cryogenic Test Plans
NGST will be an IR based optical system that will operate at cryogenic temperatures. As part of the AMSD program, Kodak must demonstrate the ability of our system to perform at these very cold temperatures. Kodak will discuss the test approach that will be used for cryogenic testing at MSFC's XRCF.
Matthews, Gary↗