Posts Tagged with "Kentucky Space"

NanoRacks Interface Control Documents Published

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

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NanoRacks Interface Control Documents Published

NanoRacks have published a number of necessary technical documents for NanoLab microgravity research customers. Visit the resouces section and check out the latest NanoRacks documents to see them all.

ExoMedicine workshop by Kentucky Space

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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An invitation-only Exomedicine Workshop on May 17- May 18, 2011 in Lexington, Kentucky. The primary purpose of this workshop is to bring together scientists and thinkers from the US and elsewhere (in a range of biomedical disciplines) to explore in greater detail particular biomedical and disease processes in the microgravity environment of space. For more [...]

CubeLab workshop by Kentucky Space

Sunday, March 14, 2010

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Increased access to space and rapid advances in micro technologies are opening-up a range of exciting new R&D and entrepreneurial opportunities in low earth orbit – particularly on the International Space Station (ISS) . These small, low cost but potentially high-value payloads have a range of important educational and commercial applications in biomedicine, advanced materials, [...]

Kentucky Space Launches Exomedicine Initiative

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

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Kentucky Space Launches Exomedicine Initiative

Kentucky Space announced today that it has begun a line of research and development into Exomedicine… defined as the study of disease mitigation and health enhancement in space under microgravity conditions. This initiative will be supported by an interdisciplinary team of top scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs, through a joint venture with NanoRacks LLC based in [...]

NanoRacks Platform and Modules Integrated

Monday, November 9, 2009

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NanoRacks Platform and Modules Integrated

The NanoRacks Platform has undergone final integration at the Kentucky Space facility at the University of Kentucky. A dedicated team of students worked with Professor James Lumpp, as well as the NanoRacks engineers in Houston preparing the Platform for the required NASA safety and technical testing at Marshall Space Flight Center.