SpaceRef - Companies and Commerce - NASA Commercialization Centers

BioServe Space Technologies - BioServe Space Technologies is a NASA Center for Space Commercialization whose primary mission is to facilitate commercial use of the unique environment of space.

Center for Advanced Microgravity Materials Processing (CAMMP) - CAMMP is a NASA-sponsored Commercial Space Center at Northeastern University. Its mission is to stimulate innovations in materials technology and to develop commercial products through knowledge gained from ground-based and, where appropriate, microgravity research.

NASA Commercial Technology Network (NCTN) - NCTN encompasses over 20 Web sites operated by NASA's national network of programs, centers and offices sponsored by, and affiliated with, the Commercial Technology Division at NASA Headquarters. These include the Commercial Technology offices at the 10 NASA field centers, the NASA Regional Technology Transfer Centers (RTTCs), the National Technology Transfer Center, NASA Tech Briefs, COSMIC, UNISPHERE, and other specialized organizations and services dedicated to fostering dual-use technology partnerships, and the transfer and commercialization of NASA-sponsored research and technology.

The Center for Microgravity Automation Technology - CMAT is part of the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan (ERIM). ERIM is a non-profit institute specializing in research, development, and transfer of advanced sensing, image processing, and automation-related technologies.