What's New
2003
December 2003
- D+A was asked to redesign and enlarge Glenn Research Center's
Microgravity
Combustion Science Web site. Six experiments and
the FEANICS facility will be added to the site.
November
2003 - D+A developed a corporate capability booklet,
a color brochure and a b/w print ad for the biotech company
Clinical Research Management. Examples of this material can
be viewed on the Work
Samples page.
October
2003 - The results of NASA's Next Generation
Launch Technology Propulsion Research and Technology
Project competition have been announced. Four proposals
encompassing 44 separate tasks were submitted by NASA-Glenn
scientists and researchers. Of the 44 tasks, 17 (38%)
were selected for funding and 15 (34%) were selected
for funding pending the availability of monies. Thus,
72% of the proposals won. The tasks selected for immediate
funding will receive $32 million over the next three
years.
Derwae + Associates, a communication services
firm with offices in New York and Cleveland, provided
NASA-Glenn scientists with proposal services that included
editorial, design, graphics, layout, and production.
Other proposals we have developed recently
are listed on the Grants
and Proposals page and a list of our services
can be found on the
Grant and Proposal Development Services page. |
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September
2003 - D+A created the content for the Hunter
Inn Web site. The inn is located in Hunter, NY.
May
2003 - NASA's Office of Space Science has awarded approximately
$1.2 million to Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio as
funding for the "High Voltage Hall Accelerator Development
Program for Solar System Exploration."
Derwae + Associates, a communication services
firm with offices in New York and Cleveland, provided NASA-Glenn
scientists with proposal services that included editorial,
design, graphics, layout, and production.
March 2003
- D+A has been retained by a large team of scientists and
researchers to help develop a series of proposals in response
to NASA's Next Generation Launch Technology Propulsion Research
and Technology Project competition. The eight-person D+A team
will consist of a project manager, four editors, a graphic
artist and two layout specialists. The proposals are due in
July.
2002
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