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What's New
2004
November
2004 - D+A has received word that one of two electric
propulsion proposals for which it provided editorial, graphics,
and production services in April 2004—the "ECR
Cathode" proposal—has been selected for funding.
(Funding for the other proposal was denied because it was
awarded a grant in NASA's H&RT competition. D+A also provided
editorial and production services for the H&RT competition.)
October
2004 - D+A has been hired to design a full-page ad
and update a capabilities brochure for Clinical Research Management.
September
2004 - D+A has been asked to develop approximately
40 videos of NASA science experiments for the Microgravity
Combustion Web site. D+A will write the introductory titles,
edit the raw video, develop the final product, create versions
for high-speed and dialup users (both Mac and PC), and upload
the files to the Web site.
August
2004 - D+A has learned that NASA Glenn Researchers
won more than $24M in research funding in a competition that
took place in June 2004. An 18-person team of D+A editors,
graphic artists, layout artists, and proofreaders provided
assistance to the NASA researchers.
May
2004 - D+A has been retained by NASA Glenn to assist
researchers and scientists in the development of 18 proposals
in response to an Intramural Call for Papers from NASA's Human
and Robotic Technology program. As the first step in the process,
D+A editors presented a proposal development strategy session
to about 100 authors gathered at NASA Glenn and conducted
coaching sessions for 80 authorial teams over two and a half
days. The D+A Team—consisting of a program manager,
an assistant program manager, four editors, five graphic artists,
four layout artists, and four proofreaders—committed
to producing the proposals in less than two weeks.
April
2004 - D+A has been asked by NASA researchers to
help develop more than two dozen White Papers that will be
used by managers at NASA headquarters to help shape the agenda
for future space exploration.
March 2004 -
D+A has been retained by electric propulsion scientists at NASA Glenn Research Center to assist
in the development of two proposals in response to ROSS-2004, Research Opportunities in Space
Science. The proposals are due at the end of April.
February
2004 - D+A
has been asked to design and edit a fact sheet and poster
describing the accomplishments of the NEXT scientists and
researchers at NASA GRC in the development of the next
generation ion propulsion system. The
two-page fact sheet is available in PDF format (1.8MB). |
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January 2004
- D+A completed the redesign of NASA Glenn Research Center's
Microgravity
Combustion Science Web site. The 250-page site
provides information about more than a dozen microgravity
experiments and facilities.
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