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Space Station Researchers Recognized for Innovation in Microgravity
2015-07-25 | Based on developments over the last few years from space station research, three of the most innovative applications were recognized at the fourth annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference.
Don't Stress the Small Stuff: NASA's One-Year Mission Research Helps Combat Stress and Fatigue
2015-06-09 | Behavioral Health investigations are being conducted aboard the International Space Station to learn more about the brain and how it responds to stress and fatigue in space.
NASA's ISS-RapidScat Wind Data Proving Valuable For Tropical Cyclones
2015-04-27 | The ISS-RapidScat instrument has been in orbit seven months, and forecasters are already finding this new eye-in-the-sky helpful as they keep watch on major storms around the globe.
Flexing New Muscles on the International Space Station
2015-04-14 | American company Ras Labs creates muscles out of an advanced smart material that could be used in robots, expanding its capabilities while enabling them to go places considered too dangerous for humans.
"Space-Age" Research Looks to Provide New Human Health Insights
2015-04-13 | Spaceflight causes significant physiological changes including an accelerated loss of muscle and bone density, and immune system dysfunction that parallel the effects of natural aging here on Earth.
Scientists Make No Bones About First Study of Osteocyte Cultures on Space Station
2015-04-13 | With their delivery on the next SpaceX commercial resupply services mission to the International Space Station, the Osteo-4 investigation team will analyze the effects of microgravity on osteocyte cultures for the first time.
Africa, From a CATS Point of View
2015-03-09 | From Saharan dust storms to icy clouds to smoke on the opposite side of the continent, the first image from NASA's newest cloud- and aerosol-measuring instrument, CATS, provides a profile of the atmosphere above Africa.
Research With Space Explorers May One Day Heal Earth's Warriors
2015-02-24 | A study into a key bone-growing protein was recently funded to take place in orbit aboard the space station. Such a capability could benefit those needing bone for reconstructive surgery due to trauma like combat injuries or osteoporosis.
Zebrafish Flex Their Muscles For Research Aboard the International Space Station
2015-02-03 | The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA) Zebrafish Muscle investigation observes the effects of microgravity on the zebrafish, Danio rerio, a tropical freshwater fish belonging to the minnow family.
Elon Musk Headlines Space Station Research and Development Conference
2015-01-30 | Elon Musk, CEO and lead designer at SpaceX, will be the keynote speaker at the fourth annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference, which takes place in Boston July 7 to 9.
NASA Measured Nor'easter's Powerful Winds from Space
2015-01-30 | When blizzard warnings were in effect in New England, NASA's ISS-RapidScat instrument provided forecasters with wind speed data on the nor'easter that had hurricane-force wind gusts.
Sometimes Science Rides a Roller Coaster
2015-01-08 | After a rigorous selection process and months of preparation, 42 students were set for the exciting experience of watching the launch of their research from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility. That excitement faded when the rocket suffered an anomaly.
NASA Completes Rodent Research-1 Operations on the International Space Station
2014-11-28 | With the successful completion of mission operations for Rodent Research-1, NASA has brought an important new biological research capability into space.
Running the Race to Cure Cancer From Space
2014-10-14 | The race to find answers for cancer is not a sprint, but a marathon. While you are putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, there are researchers running tests aboard the International Space Station in support of this universal cause.
Getting to the Root of the Problem in Space
2014-09-23 | Plant biology investigations called Petri Plants explore the fundamental genetic mechanisms plants use to adapt to a microgravity environment.
Breezy Science, Plant Studies and More Head to Space Station on SpaceX-4
2014-09-20 | Plant science, wind monitors, 3-D printers and more head to the space station on SpaceX-4. The SpaceX Dragon cargo resupply vehicle is scheduled to launch to the orbiting laboratory in the early morning of Sept. 20.
Buzzing with Activity: Fruit Flies Orbit Earth for Science
2014-09-19 | Recently the space station has hosted increasing numbers of fruit fly research studies. One is scheduled launch to the station Sept. 20. A third experiment is planned to launch in December.
CASIS Research Set for Launch Aboard SpaceX Mission to Space Station
2014-09-17 | SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is scheduled to blast off to the space station carrying the third suite of research investigations sponsored by the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS), termed Advancing Research Knowledge (ARK)-2.
In Space, What's on the Outside Matters
2014-09-16 | Upcoming instruments planned for the external space station platform include the Multi-User System for Earth Sensing, the Calorimetric Electron Telescope, Cosmic Ray Energetics and Mass, a Rapid Scatterometer, and the Cloud-Aerosol Transport System.
On Space Station, Earth's Beauty is in the Eye of the High Definition Beholder
2014-09-09 | The ongoing High Definition Earth Viewing investigation aboard the International Space Station allows anyone with internet access to continuously stream live views of Earth directly to their desktop or mobile internet device.