$51,127,912
to SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
HUMAN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION: COLLABORATIVE HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH TO IMPROVE THE SAFETY EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY OF NASAS AERONAUTICS AND SPACE MISSIONS: PHASE 2
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What the model surfaced from this award
Research on human factors engineering to improve safety, efficiency, and reliability of NASA's space missions.
Advances in crew performance and human factors are critical as NASA accelerates crewed spaceflight operations including Artemis.
Research outputs inform spacecraft design requirements that flow to NASA contractors including SpaceX and Boeing.
As China develops crewed spaceflight capabilities, U.S. advances in human factors research support competitive advantages in sustained space operations.
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