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Sticky, Stony and Sizzling Science Launching to Space Station
2016-03-10 | Orbital ATK CRS-6 will deliver investigations to the space station to study fire, meteors, regolith, adhesion, and 3-D printing in microgravity.
Career Step Vice President of Operations and Client Management Chris Charles to Present at Snowforce 2016
2016-02-26 | Chris Charles, Career Step Vice President of Operations and Client Management, will be participating in the Executive Leadership Panel and presenting at the 2016 Snowforce event being held in Salt Lake City February 25 through 26.
Scott Kelly Returns to Earth, but Science for NASA's Journey to Mars Continues
2016-02-23 | NASA researchers collect one-year mission and twins study post-flight data.
New Tool Provides Successful Visual Inspection of Space Station Robot Arm
2016-02-02 | As NASA takes a break in RRM operations, it's looking back on past achievements and celebrating one of its latest accomplishments.
Women of Distinction Magazine Selects Carolyn Neeper, PhD, as a Distinguished Professional in Her Field
2016-01-21 | Carolyn Neeper, PhD will be featured in the upcoming edition of the Women of Distinction Magazine in 2015/2016.
How Mold on Space Station Flowers is Helping Get Us to Mars
2016-01-18 | What may seem like a failure in systems is actually an exceptional opportunity for scientists back on Earth to better understand how plants grow in microgravity
Precision Immunization: NASA Studies Immune Response to Flu Vaccine in Space and on Earth
2015-12-24 | NASA Human Research Program Twins Study investigator Emmanuel Mignot, M.D., Ph.D, known for discovering the cause of narcolepsy is related to the immune system, is studying twin astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly.
An Unlikely Pair of Satellites
2015-12-17 | Despite a long-standing if friendly rivalry, students from Texas A&M University and The University of Texas came together for the LONESTAR investigation.
Getting Into the Flow on the International Space Station
2015-12-02 | The Packed Bed Reactor Experiment (PBRE) is a basic science investigation designed to fill in the missing information as to how two-phase mixtures flow through porous media in microgravity.
Journaling: Astronauts Chronicle Missions
2015-10-21 | Like most explorers, today's astronauts journal through their missions
Clearing the Space Fog
2015-10-16 | The term "space fog" refers not to water droplets blocking the view in space, but rather a phenomenon affecting the mental abilities of astronauts. Those who have spent time on the space station coined the term to describe difficulty concentrating.
FluxLight Launches Reseller Program
2015-10-08 | New resellers can now bid Optical Transceivers for up to 90% less than OEM
Sequencing DNA in the Palm of Your Hand
2015-09-30 | A tiny new device called the MinION , developed by Oxford Nanopore Technologies, promises to help scientists sequence DNA in space. NASA's Biomolecule Sequencer investigation is a technology demonstration of the device.
Flu Shot in Space May Help Us Understand Changes in Astronauts' Immune Systems
2015-09-28 | The Immunome Changes in Space investigation will look at how an astronaut's immune system changes in response to acute and prolonged exposure to microgravity and other spaceflight stressors.
Living in Space - and on Earth - is a Balancing Act
2015-09-21 | According to doctors, sometimes the best treatment for what ails you is rest. A new joint investigation by NASA and the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) may challenge that notion.
Benefits For Humanity: From NASA to Napa
2015-09-08 | From the microgravity environment aboard the International Space Station to the microclimates of the Napa Valley, station research impacts many different industries on Earth.