The PCG-DNA-Ligasa experiment represents a critical step forward in understanding how DNA behaves in space. Conducted aboard the...

The International Space Station isn’t just a hub for astronauts—it’s a floating laboratory transforming how we understand biology. One...

Have you ever wondered how thin, delicate films can unlock the secrets of life? The PCG-CNTvPar experiment aboard the International Space...

Space isn’t just for astronauts—it’s a frontier for advanced biological research. One of the tools helping unlock the mysteries of life...

What if the secret to fighting diseases lies in the perfect shape of a tiny molecule? That’s the idea behind the PCG-AlO experiment,...

Imagine trying to build a perfect LEGO tower—only you’re on a shaky table. Now imagine that table is still and calm. Which tower will...

Kristallizator PCG-AldDH1147 builds on previous experiments involving the enzyme Aldehyde Dehydrogenase (AldDH). With each new iteration,...

The PCG-AldDH experiment took the study of a crucial enzyme—Aldehyde Dehydrogenase (AldDH)—into orbit. This enzyme is key in detoxifying...

The Kristallizator PCG-AlcDH-1998 experiment focused on one specific biological molecule: Alcohol Dehydrogenase (AlcDH). This enzyme...

The quest to grow perfect biological crystals takes us beyond Earth's bounds and into the microgravity environment of space. One such...

Have you ever wondered how proteins, the building blocks of life, form complex and delicate crystals? Understanding how these biological...

The experiment titled 'Crystallizing Biological Macromolecules and Obtaining Biocrystalline Films in Microgravity Conditions - PCG-2Q02'...

When it comes to understanding life at the molecular level, structure is everything. Proteins and other biological macromolecules must...

Reentering Earth's atmosphere is one of the most perilous stages of any space mission. The extreme temperatures, high velocities, and...

KRAKsat is more than just a satellite—it’s a leap into the future of spacecraft maneuverability. Created by students from AGH University...

On Earth, bacteria share genetic material through a fascinating process called conjugation—a kind of microbial information exchange where...

Bacteria are some of the smallest and simplest life forms on Earth, but they have an amazing trick: they can exchange genetic material...

What happens when dust, electricity, and microgravity come together? You get plasma dust crystals—structures that are as beautiful as...

Imagine operating a robotic arm on the International Space Station (ISS) from thousands of kilometers away, using just an internet...

What if we told you that a Lego robot went to space and became a movie star? Welcome to the delightful story of Jitter, the space robot...