José and Shashank presented their research projects at the 45th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Gravitational Physiology (ISGP) in Cologne this week.

Our article on the use of a bioartificial airway model for lunar dust research was published today in Trends in Biotechnology.

Today we went on a trip to the mini golf course: fluorescent spheroids to play with...

During our visit to the Institute of Aerospace Medicine (DLR Cologne), we had the opportunity to tour a hermetically sealed former wind tunnel. Its complete isolation makes it possible to simulate biological experiments aboard spacecraft or space stations (closed-loop systems) or even to study plant growth under conditions similar to those on the Moon or Mars.

The CANCEROIDS team completed the first SVT on the FLUMIAS Science Reference Model at the DLR User Center for Space Experiments (MUSC) in Cologne.