Upcoming Launch: SpaceX CRS-17
SpaceX’s 17th commercial resupply services mission is currently scheduled to launch no earlier than Saturday, May 4th at 2:48 a.m. EDT and will carry more than a dozen payloads to the orbiting laboratory.
ISS360: The ISS National Lab Blog
History in the Making: Student Experiment Edits DNA with CRISPR Technology in Space
Genes in Space student investigators have succeeded in making history this week, when their experiment successfully used CRISPR-Cas9 technology to edit DNA on the…
Apollo 11 to the ISS National Lab: The Shift From Inspiring Students to Engaging Them in Space-based Science
Fifty years ago this July, a massive rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying three NASA astronauts who would make history. Apollo 11 inspired…
Innovation at the Interface Between the Physical and the Digital
The 2019 IRI Annual Conference was focused on digital transformation and the potential for innovation that exists at the interface between the digital and…
The ISS National Lab and Seeker Featured at California Academy of Sciences NightLife Event
Later this evening, the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory and popular science content publisher Seeker will join the California Academy of Sciences…
NCATS' Lucie Low to Discuss Tissue Chips in Space with The Scientist Magazine
Today at 4 p.m. ET, Dr. Lucie Low, scientific program manager at the National Institutes of…
Discussing Small Satellites Doing Big Science at the SATELLITE 2019 Conference
Today at the SATELLITE 2019 conference, International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory Commercial Innovation Manager,…
Joint Jeopardy: MIT Researchers Use Space to Solve the Chronic Pain of Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a leading cause of disability and inflicts a growing socioeconomic cost worldwide. The…
ISS National Lab Research Overview, SpaceX CRS-17
The International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory is sponsoring an array of research projects that will launch onboard SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft.
M.I.T. Osteoarthritis Tissue Chips to the International Space Station
There are no disease-modifying drugs for any type of osteoarthritis on Earth other than painkillers, which do not halt the progression of disease. These investigations on the ISS National Lab may halt the progression of the disease before it becomes irreversible.
Emulate Tissue Chip Research on the International Space Station
Emulate is an innovative and emerging biotechnology company sending a tissue chip investigation to the International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory. Learn about tissue chip technology, and how the microgravity environment of the space station can influence science to benefit patient care on Earth.