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NASA Awards Eascra Biotech $1.8M for In-Space Manufacturing

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Martedì, Dicembre 6, 2022
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    Colgate-Palmolive and NASA Sign Space Act Agreement to Explore Solutions to Health, Hygiene, and Sustainability Challenges on Earth and Beyond

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    Mercoledì, Dicembre 7, 2022
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    The Space Act Agreement (SAA) paves the way for the consumer goods leader and space agency to fulfill Colgate's purpose to reimagine a healthier future for all, while also helping NASA achieve its strategic objectives.

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    • The Space Act Agreement (SAA) paves the way for the consumer goods leader and space agency to fulfill Colgate's purpose to reimagine a healthier future for all, while also helping NASA achieve its strategic objectives.
    • Also through the partnership, Colgate and NASA are taking sustainability beyond our planet and into space.
    • Together, Colgate and NASA will explore sustainable hygiene for NASA crew members by testing sustainability innovations that are suitable for space consumption, such as waterless tablets and compact packaging technologies.
    • The findings may help astronauts live more sustainably in space, and they also have the potential to inform further product innovations on Earth.

    Applied UV, Inc. Launches 40% Off Winter Sale to Help the $33 Billion North American Cannabis Market Prosper

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    Martedì, Dicembre 6, 2022
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    Applied UV, Inc. (NasdaqCM:AUVI) (Applied UV or the Company), a pathogen elimination tech company that applies patented ultraviolet light (UVC) and catalytic bioconversion technology to completely destroy airborne infections and pollutants, launches Airoclean 420 40% Off Winter Sale to help the $33 billion North American cannabis market prosper.

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    • Applied UV, Inc. (NasdaqCM:AUVI) (Applied UV or the Company), a pathogen elimination tech company that applies patented ultraviolet light (UVC) and catalytic bioconversion technology to completely destroy airborne infections and pollutants, launches Airoclean 420 40% Off Winter Sale to help the $33 billion North American cannabis market prosper.
    • Airoclean420 is far more effective than HEPA filters screen door design, which circulates harmful pathogens back into the air.
    • Max Munn, Applied UV, Inc. President & Director said, Clean, purified air is critical to cannabis crop yield.
    • *40% Off sale is applicable to the following air purification systems only: Airoclean420 MAX, Airoclean 420 XL and Airoclean 420 Home.

    RevBio Launches an Experiment for its Regenerative Biomaterial on the International Space Station

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    Venerdì, Dicembre 9, 2022
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    RevBio, Inc., announced that an experiment to study Tetranite, the companys regenerative bone adhesive biomaterial, has successfully been initiated onboard the International Space Station (ISS).

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    • RevBio, Inc., announced that an experiment to study Tetranite, the companys regenerative bone adhesive biomaterial, has successfully been initiated onboard the International Space Station (ISS).
    • On Saturday, November 26, 2022, the study materials were launched to the space station on SpaceXs 26th Commercial Resupply Services (SpaceX CRS-26) mission , sponsored by the ISS National Laboratory.
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      RevBio Launches an Experiment for its Regenerative Biomaterial on the International Space Station.
    • Dr. Intini and RevBio are expected to publish the complete results of the experiment by the end of next year.

    NSF and CASIS Join Forces to Solicit Research Utilizing the International Space Station

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    Giovedì, Dicembre 8, 2022
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    Knowledge gained from fundamental science studies in space could have profound impacts on future research and technology development that brings value to humanity.

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    • Knowledge gained from fundamental science studies in space could have profound impacts on future research and technology development that brings value to humanity.
    • In the first joint solicitation, CASIS and NSF seek projects that use the ISS National Lab to advance tissue engineering and mechanobiology research .
    • This solicitation, the sixth between CASIS and NSF focused on tissue engineering, is aimed at furthering drug discovery and therapeutic development through space-based research.
    • To learn more about previous ISS National Lab and NSF research collaborations and additional opportunities to leverage the space station, please visit www.ISSNationalLab.org .

    BIOS Welcomes Serial Entrepreneur Deepak Savadatti as CEO

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    Mercoledì, Novembre 30, 2022
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    CARLSBAD, Calif., Nov. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- BIOS, a NASA spinoff and leader in human wellness and horticultural lighting technologies today announced Deepak Savadatti as the company's new Chief Executive Officer.

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    • CARLSBAD, Calif., Nov. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- BIOS, a NASA spinoff and leader in human wellness and horticultural lighting technologies today announced Deepak Savadatti as the company's new Chief Executive Officer.
    • "BIOS lighting technology will not only light up our rooms but will light up our lives," says new CEO Deepak Savadatti.
    • "Deepak is an impressive entrepreneur who has scaled companies from scratch as well as grown large organizations to higher profitability," said Loren Roseman, Chairman of the Board for BIOS Lighting.
    • We are thrilled to have Deepak as our CEO to help establish BIOS as the leader of the lighting world for humans and plants."

    Research to Mend Broken Bones, Test Implantable Devices, and Inspire Future Explorers on Next Mission to International Space Station

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    Lunedì, Novembre 14, 2022
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    The Houston Methodist Research Institute will test an implantable drug delivery device that can be operated remotely to enable the controlled distribution of therapeutics inside the human body.

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    • The Houston Methodist Research Institute will test an implantable drug delivery device that can be operated remotely to enable the controlled distribution of therapeutics inside the human body.
    • Among them are a fleet of MixStix experiments in the areas of crystal growth, plant biology, physics, and microbial research.
    • To learn more about all ISS National Lab payloads on this mission, please visit the SpaceX CRS-26 mission overview page .
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    Calnetix Technologies' High-Speed Blower System was Successfully Launched to International Space Station

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    Giovedì, Novembre 10, 2022
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    CERRITOS, Calif., Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Calnetix Technologies today announced that NASA has completed ground testing of its new carbon dioxide (CO2) removal system and has successfully launched the high-speed blower system to the International Space Station (ISS). The CO2 removal system includes Calnetix's magnetically levitated in-line blower and a dual controller.

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    • Calnetix Technologies today announced that NASA has completed ground testing of its new carbon dioxide (CO2) removal system and has successfully launched the high-speed blower system to the International Space Station (ISS).
    • CERRITOS, Calif., Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Calnetix Technologies today announced that NASA has completed ground testing of its new carbon dioxide (CO2) removal system and has successfully launched the high-speed blower system to the International Space Station (ISS).
    • The CO2 removal system includes Calnetix's magnetically levitated in-line blower and a dual controller.
    • Calnetix's Momentum in-line blower is an integral component of NASA's CO2 removal system and is designed to drive the airflow through the system in a microgravity space environment.

    Redwire Launching Upgraded 3D Bioprinter to Space Station to Investigate New Treatment to Aid Military Service Members, Expands Crop Production Research and Materials Testing on Orbit

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    Mercoledì, Novembre 2, 2022
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    3D bioprinting entire organs in space to benefit patients on Earth is a long-term goal for BFF.

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    • 3D bioprinting entire organs in space to benefit patients on Earth is a long-term goal for BFF.
    • The investigation will use NASAs space-based research furnace, the Pore Formation and Mobility Investigation (PFMI) facility, which is managed by Redwire.
    • Redwire has a large and diverse catalog of equipment and services for conducting research in microgravity for federal, institutional and industrial customers.
    • To learn more about the science and technology that Redwire is launching on Northrop Grummans NG-18 cargo resupply mission, visit: www.redwirespace.com .

    Boryung, Axiom Space, and Starburst Aerospace Announce Six Winners From The Inaugural 2022 Care In Space Challenge

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    Martedì, Ottobre 25, 2022
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    EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Oct. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Boryung, an investment and management company, Axiom Space, the world's leading commercial space station company, and Starburst Aerospace, the leading global aerospace and defense startup accelerator and strategic advisory practice, have officially announced the six startup winners of the inaugural Care In Space (CIS) Challenge.

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    • EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Oct. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Boryung , an investment and management company, Axiom Space , the world's leading commercial space station company, and Starburst Aerospace , the leading global aerospace and defense startup accelerator and strategic advisory practice, have officially announced the six startup winners of the inaugural Care In Space (CIS) Challenge.
    • Hosted by Boryung in collaboration with Axiom Space and Starburst Aerospace, the CIS Challenge aims to advance the future of space health and the next generation of pharmaceutical, bioscience, and medtech development in space.
    • Space health encompasses all stages of the 'Healthcare Journey' from initial monitoring and diagnosis, to treatment, therapeutics, and continuing care.
    • The 2022 Care In Space Challenge Winners are Advanced TeleSensors, Deep Space Biology, Myelin-H, Nano PharmaSolutions, ViBo Health, and Xtory.