Announcing the Space Crystal Prize
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Chemistry Department’s Molecular Structure Laboratory is starting its 4th annual Wisconsin Crystal Growing Competition for middle school and high school…
Space Station Explorers Launches “Mystery Images from Space” Activity
UPDATE: The Mystery Images from Space activity has moved. Windows on Earth now posts a weekly #MysteryImage @WinEarthPhotos on Twitter. ORIGINAL STORY: In December 2016,…
We Sent Experiments to Space! Students Get Their Data Back from the ISS
The SpaceX Dragon capsule that splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on August 26, 2016 was loaded with precious cargo: experimental samples and data…
The Space Station’s Vibrations: Are They Good for Science Experiments?
Hundreds of experiments are active right now on the International Space Station. They typically last a few weeks or months, before getting swapped out…
Does Lettuce Taste Different in Space?
The environment on the International Space Station changes both plants and astronauts in ways that affect the flavor of space-grown crops. In 2015, astronauts…
Upward Issue 3 – the quarterly magazine of the ISS National Lab
Explore issue 3 of Upward to learn more of the exciting research on the ISS National Lab. In this issue, Julie Robinson, Chief Scientist…
Superheroes, Celebrities and the Space Station to Highlight Comic-Con San Diego 2016
July has been an exciting month for the ISS National Laboratory and the the ISS National Lab team supporting two important events—the ISS R&D…
SpaceX CRS-9: Major Payloads Sponsored by the ISS U.S. National Laboratory
Crystallization of Silver Nitrate in Microgravity on a Silver CathodeEaglecrest High School, Centennial, CO This project seeks to assess the three-dimensional structure of silver crystals…
New Experiment Seeds Student Curiosity and Exploration
New Partnerships Launch Tomatosphere STEM Project into U.S. Classrooms. A commercial resupply mission (SpaceX-9) launched today from Cape Canaveral, FL to ferry supplies and…
The ISS National Lab Releases Final Report on Microgravity Protein Crystal Growth Workshop
For more than 30 years, microgravity has been used to improve outcomes of crystal analyses through production of higher quality and larger crystals. Many…
Upward Issue 2 – the quarterly magazine of the ISS National Lab
Delve into issue 2 of Upward to learn about more exciting research on the ISS National Lab. In this issue, Kenneth Savin, advisor for…
ISS National Lab Releases Gap Analysis on Earth Observation Capabilities from ISS
Last year, the ISS National Lab commissioned a study to evaluate the capabilities and limitations of the ISS as a host for commercial remote…
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