250 NEW AND EMERGING ``HOT'' TECHNOLOGIES WILL SHOWCASE OCTOBER 24-26, 1995 AT NASA-SPONSORED SIXTH NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION AT CHICAGO'S MCCORMICK PLACE CONVENTION CENTER A 60,000 square foot exhibit hall full of ``who's who newsmakers'' from the federal labs, universities and high tech firms demonstrating a huge array of inventions and products available for license, joint development or sale. Explore story possibilities in the NASA pavilion; the ``Transportation Tomorrow'' pavilion of advanced automotive aviation and marine technologies. Advanced technology sessions you are welcome to cover on technology transfer in manufacturing, computing and communications, environmental technology, materials science, medical technology, microelectronics, display/imaging, power and energy, robotics and sensors/instrumentation. Meet and interview engineers, managers, scientists and entrepreneurs as they solve engineering and design problems to avoid reinventing the wheel; create new products and uncover now markets; improve manufacturing techniques; find potential partners and funding sources and learn how to keep ahead of the technology curve and the competition. A few of the many technologies on display: Eddy Current Residual Stress Measuring System for aging aircraft, bridges and structures; An Active Pixie Sensor, a revolutionary imaging sensor that shrinks cameras to the size of a computer chip; New, unmanned aerial vehicles; New Smart Highway advances and new forms of transportation over water; Zeoponics; Left Ventricular Assist device to help weakened hearts; Augmented virtual vision. Media, companies and registrants seeking more data can contact Judith Rovins at CompuServe 70363,525 or call (800)237-7203. Those wishing to exhibit can call Wayne Pierce at 212-490-3999.

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