Glenn Research Center News and Features

Carrie Green is the Deputy Safety Mission Assurance Lead for the European Service Module

In celebration of Women’s History Month, meet three female leaders with NASA’s Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration (EPFD) project who are making aviation more sustainable by developing electrified propulsion for aircraft.

Utilizar programas informáticos para realizar funciones que ayuden a las personas no es un concepto nuevo: fíjese en nuestras computadoras, teléfonos móviles o coches eléctricos.

When Susanah Kowalewski was a child, she dreamed of becoming an astronaut. She shared a love of space and a birthday with Sally Ride, so in her mind it was just meant to be.

Hugh Harris, who broadcasted over 90 space shuttle launches for NASA over his multi-decade public affairs career, started his association with the space agency at NASA Lewis in Cleveland.

Meet one of NASA’s Modern History Makers, Peggy Cornell, deputy manager of NASA’s Commercial Supersonic Technology project.

When Kristen Bury began her career at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Artemis was a mere set of blueprints. Bury has worked on Orion for 15 years, first as an electrical engineer and now as a project manager.

NASA enhances its communications network to meet the challenges of deep space exploration.

The absence of light in her Virgin Islands hometown ignited Concha Reid’s interest in power systems and led her to a career at NASA with an important role in the agency’s Artemis missions.

As NASA celebrates National Engineers Week, NASA Glenn gets perspectives from systems safety engineer Darcy DeAngelis.