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Introducing BioSTAR: NASA’s Bioburden and Sampling Tool for Assessing Risk

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The first release of NASA’s BioSTAR tool is here — and it’s ready to make life easier for Planetary Protection engineers across the agency! BioSTAR is an interactive, web-based tool that brings everything you need for estimating bioburden and building your Planetary Protection Equipment List (PPEL) together in one place.

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The Latest EEE Parts Bulletin Is Now Available

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 EEE Parts Bulletin

The most recent EEE Parts Bulletin provides information on activities related to Electrical, Electronic and Electromechanical parts that occurred at NASA between August and December 2013.

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Characterization of the Wide Field Planetary Camera-2 Radiator’s Cored Impact Features at NASA JSC

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Orbital Debris Quarterly News

The July 2013 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News included an article on cored impact features from the Wide Field Planetary Camera-2's radiator. Continue reading for the full article.

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Tidings From Trilateral

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2013 Trilateral SMA Meeting

More than 50 Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) leaders, managers and practitioners from around the world gathered in Washington, D.C., Dec. 18-20, 2013, at the Trilateral SMA meeting.

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NASA Safety Center Product Shares Center Best Practices

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NSC Best Practices

Learn how to implement Best Practices at your center with the help of the NASA Safety Center’s newest product.

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ELV Payload Safety Program Releases New Training and Forms

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ELV Payload Safety Program

The Expendable Launch Vehicle (ELV) Payload Safety Program recently released a new training course and revised three safety forms. Established in 2008, the ELV Payload Safety Program attempts to mitigate and eliminate payload hazards and the hazards affecting the related facilities and personnel.

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Catching Up With the SAWG

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Working Groups: Software Assurance

Software Assurance (SA) practitioners from around the agency came together Aug. 27-29 at the Ohio Aerospace Institute, just outside Glenn Research Center, for the annual SA Working Group face-to-face meeting.

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Fire Protection Working Group Holds First Formal Meeting

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Working Groups: Fire Protection

NASA’s Fire Protection Working Group has been around for years, but it recently held its first formal meeting. From June 25-27, representatives from all 10 NASA centers met at Kennedy Space Center to discuss fire protection requirements.

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