NASA Tech Briefs’ Market Penetration in the Aerospace/Defense Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 26,628 decision-makers in the aerospace/defense industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the aerospace/defense industry.

Aerojet L-3 Communications Aerospace Corp. Lockheed Martin Alliant Tech Systems Mitre American Airlines Moog ATA NASA ATK Northrop Grumman BAE Systems Orbital Sciences Corp. Ball Aerospace Parker Aerospace Bechtel Bettis Parker Hannifin Bell Helicopter Textron Pratt & Whitney Boeing Raytheon Cessna Aircraft Rockwell Collins Department of Defense Rolls Royce Draper Laboratory SAIC DRS Technologies Sandia National Labs Eaton Aerospace Sikorsky Aircraft GE Aviation Smiths Aerospace General Atomics Space Systems Loral General Dynamics Thales Goodrich United Space Alliance Gulfstream Aerospace United Technologies Corp. Hamilton Sundstrand US Air Force Harris Corp. US Army Honeywell US Navy ITT Industries Wyle Laboratories

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs’ Market Penetration in the Bio/Medical Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 11,825 decision-makers in the bio/medical industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the bio/medical industry.

3M Johnson & Johnson Abbott Laboratories Linvatec Corp. Advanced Medical Optics Mayo Clinic American Medical Systems Medrad Analogic Corp. Medtronic Applied Biosystems Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Bausch & Lomb Pfizer Baxter Healthcare Corp. Philips Medical Systems Beckman Coulter Respironics Becton Dickinson Roche Diagnostics Bio Rad Laboratories Medical Solutions Boston Scientific Smiths Medical Cardinal Health St. Jude Medical Covidien Steris Corp. Datascope Corp. Stryker Ethicon Endo Surgery Synthes EV3 Teleflex Medical GE Healthcare Thermo Fisher Scientific Glaxosmithkline Tyco Healthcare Greatbatch VA Medical Center Guidant Corp. Hill Rom Vistakon Hologic Waters Corp. Hospira Welch Allyn Invacare Corp. Zimmer

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Communications Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 13,697 decision-makers in the communications industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the communications industry.

ADC Lucent Technologies Adtran MCI Agilent Technologies Motorola Alcatel Lucent Nokia Andrew Corp. Nortel AT&T Northrop Grumman BAE Systems Panduit Corp. Bellsouth Qualcomm Boeing Qwest Cingular Wireless Raytheon Cisco Systems RF Micro Devices Comcast Rockwell Collins Corning Cable Systems SAIC Cox Communications Scientific Atlanta Embarq Siemens Ericsson Space Systems Loral General Dynamics Sprint Harris Corp. T Mobile Honeywell Tellabs Hughes Network Systems Time Warner Cable IBM Tyco Electronics Intelsat Verizon ITT Viasat L-3 Communications Windstream Lockheed Martin XO Communications

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Computer Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 10,037 decision-makers in the computer industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the computer industry.

Accenture LSI Logic AMD Apple Computer Microsoft BAE Systems Motorola Cadence Design Systems National Instruments Cisco Systems NCR Corp. CMC Northrop Grumman Cognizant Technology Nvidia Corp. Computer Associates Oracle Computer Sciences Corp. Raytheon Cray SAIC Dell Satyam EDS Seagate Technology EMC Siemens General Dynamics Silicon Graphics HCLTechnologies Sun Microsystems Hewlett Packard Symantec Hitachi GST Synopsys Honeywell Tata Consultancy Services Hutchinson Technology Tech Mahindra IBM The MathWorks Infosys Unisys Intel Western Digital Lexmark Wipro Lockheed Martin Xerox

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in Consumer Product Manufacturing

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 19,008 decision-makers in consumer product man - ufacturing . Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in consumer product manufacturing .

3M Kohler BAE Systems Kraft Foods Black & Decker Life Fitness Bose Corp. Lockheed Martin Boston Scientific Medtronic Caterpillar Mercury Marine Copeland Corp. Micron Technology Corning Motorola Covidien Nordson Corp. Cummins Northrop Grumman Dart Container Sylvania DuPont Parker Hannifin Eastman Kodak Procter & Gamble Eaton Corp. Raytheon General Dynamics Rexam General Electric Rockwell Automation General Mills Siemens Georgia Pacific Square D Hewlett Packard Texas Instruments Honeywell The Toro Company International Paper Timken ITT Industries Trane John Deere Tyco Electronics Johnson Controls Whirlpool Kimberly Clark Xerox

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Electronics Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 29,115 decision-makers in the electronics industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the electronics industry.

3M M A Com Aeroflex Maxim Integrated Products Agilent Technologies Medtronic Analog Devices Microchip Technology Applied Materials Micron Technology Atmel Corp. Molex BAE Systems Motorola Benchmark Electronics National Instruments Boeing National Semiconductor Cypress Semiconductor Northrop Grumman Dallas Semiconductor ON Semiconductor Eastman Kodak Raytheon Fairchild Semiconductor RF Micro Devices Flextronics Rockwell Automation Freescale Semiconductor SAIC General Dynamics Sanmina SCI General Electric Siemens Harris Corp. STMicroelectronics Hewlett Packard Tektronix Honeywell Teradyne IBM Texas Instruments Intel Triquint Semiconductor KLA Tencor Tyco Electronics L-3 Communications Xerox Corp. Lockheed Martin Xilinx

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Penetration in the Government Market

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engi - neers and managers, including 9,561 government decision-makers. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the government .

Air Force Research Lab Navair Army Research Lab Naval Air Warfare Center ATA Naval Research Lab BAE Systems Naval Surface Warfare Center Battelle Naval Undersea Warfare Bechtel Bettis Center Boeing NIST Brookhaven National Lab Northrop Grumman Caltrans Oak Ridge National Lab City Of Los Angeles Raytheon Department Of Defense Rockwell Collins FBI SAIC Federal Aviation Admin Sandia National Laboratories Fermilab Spawar Systems Center General Dynamics Tennessee Valley Authority General Services United Space Alliance Administration US Air Force Honeywell US Army ISRO-Indian Space Rsch Org US Coast Guard L-3 Communications US EPA Lawrence Livermore National US Navy Laboratory US Postal Service Lockheed Martin USDA ARS (Agriculture Los Alamos National Lab Research Service) NASA USDA Forest Service National Security Agency USGS (US Geological Survey) National Weather Service VA Medical Center

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Industrial Machinery & Equipment Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engi - neers and managers, including 18,726 decision-makers in the industrial machinery & equipment industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as work - ing in the industrial machinery & equipment industry.

ABB John Deere Aerotech Johnson Controls Agilent Technologies Joy Mining Machinery Allen Bradley Kennametal Applied Materials KLA Tencor ASML Lam Research Corp. Baldor Electric Larsen & Toubro Brooks Automation Lockheed Martin Caterpillar Moog CNH Motoman Copeland Corp. MTS Systems Crown Equipment Corp. Nordson Danaher Motion Northrop Grumman Dresser Rand Parker Hannifin Eaton Corp. Preco Emerson Process Rockwell Automation Management Rosemount Fanuc Robotics Siemens Flowserve Solar Turbines General Electric Synrad Goss International Thermo Fisher Scientific Graco Timken Graphic Products Trane Honeywell Voith Paper Ingersoll Rand Waters Corp. John Crane

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Materials/Chemicals Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 7,598 decision-makers in the materials/chemicals indus - try. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the materials/chemicals industry.

3M Milliken & Company Adhesives Research Monsanto Air Liquide Nalco Company Air Products And Chemicals Nova Chemicals Alcoa Nucor Steel Applied Materials Olin Corp. ATMI Osram Sylvania Avery Dennison Owens Corning BASF Parker Hannifin Bayer Corp. Poco Graphite Brewer Science PPG Industries Brush Wellman Praxair Cabot Corp. Procter & Gamble Chevron Phillips Chemical Rogers Corp. Corning Rohm And Haas Cytec Engineered Materials RTP Company Dow Chemical Sabic Innovative Plastics Dow Corning Saint Gobain DuPont Solutia Eastman Chemical Supelco Honeywell Tosoh SMD International Paper Umicore Invista US Steel Kennametal Valspar Lubrizol W R Grace

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Power & Energy Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engineers and managers, including 9,661 decision-makers in the power & energy industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the power & energy industry.

ABB First Energy AEP Florida Power & Light Alabama Power General Electric Allegheny Power Great River Energy Alliant Energy Halliburton Alstom Power Keyspan American Electric Power Midamerican Energy Areva National Grid Arizona Public Service Nipsco Babcock & Wilcox Omaha Public Power District Baker Hughes Pacificorp Baker Oil Tools Progress Energy BJ Services Reliant Energy Black & Veatch Salt River Project Chevron Schlumberger Con Edison Siemens ConocoPhillips Solar Turbines Consumers Energy Southern California Edison Cooper Power Systems Southern Company Services Cummins Power Generation Square D Detroit Edison Tennessee Valley Authority Dominion We Energies Duke Energy Weatherford International Entergy Westinghouse Exelon Xcel Energy

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in Research Laboratories

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engi - neers and managers, including 7,606 decision-makers in research labs . Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in research labs .

3M Los Alamos National Lab Abbott Labs MIT Air Force Research Lab NASA Argonne National Lab National Physical Laboratory Battelle National Renewable Brookhaven National Lab Energy Lab CEA (French Atomic Energy Naval Research Lab Commission) NCAR (National Center For CNRS Atmospheric Research) Corning NIST Draper Laboratory NRAO (National Radio Astronomy Observatory) DuPont Oak Ridge National Lab Fermilab Osram Sylvania French National Center For Scientific Research Penn State University Gas Technology Institute Physical Sciences General Atomics Purdue University General Electric SAIC Georgia Tech Sandia National Laboratories Hewlett Packard Sarnoff Corp. Honeywell Southwest Research Institute IBM SRI International Idaho National Laboratory Stanford University Jefferson Lab Technical Research Centre of JHU Applied Physics Lab Finland Lawrence Berkeley Lab University Of Florida Lawrence Livermore National University Of Michigan Laboratory Wyle Laboratories Lockheed Martin Xerox

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in the Transportation/Automotive Industry

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engi - neers and managers, including 15,505 decision-makers in the transporta - tion/automotive industry. Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in the transportation/automotive industry.

Allison Transmission Honda Of America Mfg American Airlines Honeywell Arvinmeritor John Deere Autoliv Johnson Controls BAE Systems Kenworth Truck Boeing Lear Corp. Bombardier Transportation Mack Trucks Borgwarner Mercury Marine Caterpillar Metaldyne Chrysler Navistar Continental Nissan Cummins Oshkosh Truck Corp. Daimler Chrysler PACCAR Dana Corp. Parker Hannifin Delphi Robert Bosch Corp. Eaton Corp. Rockwell Automation FAA SEPTA Federal Mogul Strattec Security Corp. Fedex Tenneco Ford Motor TRW Freightliner United Airlines General Electric UPS General Motors Valeo Goodyear Tire & Rubber Visteon Harley Davidson Volvo Trucks North America

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file. NASA Tech Briefs ’ Market Penetration in Universities

NASA Tech Briefs magazine reaches 190,718 design & manufacturing engi - neers and managers, including 7,387 decision-makers in universities . Following are the top 50 organizations with the greatest number of subscribers who have qualified themselves as working in universities .

Arizona State University Stanford University Auburn University Texas A&M University Caltech UCLA Carnegie Mellon University University Of Arizona Clemson University University Of California Cornell University University Of Chicago Drexel University University Of Cincinnati Georgia Tech University Of Colorado Harvard University University Of Florida Indiana University University Of Houston Iowa State University University Of Illinois Johns Hopkins University University Of Kentucky Kansas State University University Of Maryland Lehigh University University Of Michigan Louisiana State University University Of Minnesota Michigan State University University Of Missouri MIT University Of Rochester Northwestern University University Of Tennessee Ohio State University University Of Washington Oklahoma State University University Of Wisconsin Oregon State University Utah State University Penn State University Virginia Tech Politecnico Di Milano Washington University Purdue University Wayne State University Rutgers University West Virginia University

Source: NASA Tech Briefs’ June 2009 qualified subscriber file.