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Space Technology Hall of Fame -
Inventors Ray Schwarz, Tinh Trinh and David Wolf were individually inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame. The technology was also honered as a space technology that was transformed into commercial products that improve the quality of life for all humanity.
The Space Technology Hall of Fame® increases public awareness of the benefits of space exploration and encourages further innovation by recognizing individuals, organizations and companies that effectively adapt and market technologies originally developed for space to improve the quality of life for all humanity.
Inventors Ray Schwarz, Tinh Trinh and David Wolf were individually inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame. The technology was also honered as a space technology that was transformed into commercial products that improve the quality of life for all humanity.
The Space Technology Hall of Fame® increases public awareness of the benefits of space exploration and encourages further innovation by recognizing individuals, organizations and companies that effectively adapt and market technologies originally developed for space to improve the quality of life for all humanity.
R&D 100 Award -
An annual competition by R&D Magazine for the 100 most innovative products of the year. Ray Schwarz's design for the disposable injection molded High Aspect Rotating Vessel won this award in 1997.
An annual competition by R&D Magazine for the 100 most innovative products of the year. Ray Schwarz's design for the disposable injection molded High Aspect Rotating Vessel won this award in 1997.
NASA Inventor of the Year -
In 1991 Ray Schwarz, Tinh Trinh and David Wolf were honored as NASA Inventors of the Year for the invention of what is now known as the NASA Rotating Bioreactor.
In 1991 Ray Schwarz, Tinh Trinh and David Wolf were honored as NASA Inventors of the Year for the invention of what is now known as the NASA Rotating Bioreactor.
American Astronautical Society-
Melbourne W. Boynton Award. In 1988 Ray P Schwarz received this award from the American Astronatical Society. This award, normally given to a physician, is given for "Significant Contributions to the Biomedical Aspects of Spaceflight".
Melbourne W. Boynton Award. In 1988 Ray P Schwarz received this award from the American Astronatical Society. This award, normally given to a physician, is given for "Significant Contributions to the Biomedical Aspects of Spaceflight".
