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Listed below are several independent organizations which have developed and integrated microgravity payloads.
BioServe Space Technologies, Boulder, CO
- Contact: Louis Stodieck, stodieck@colorado.edu
- Web Site: www.colorado.edu/engineering/BioServe
- Potentially Available Hardware
- Fluids Processing Apparatus
- Group Activation Pack
- Isothermal Containment Module
- Small Habitats (Nematode, cell culture, plant development, butterfly, spider, and silicate garden habitats)
- Camera Modules
- Gas-Exchange Fermentation Apparatus
- Illuminated Culture Vessel
- BioServe Culture Apparatus
- Isothermal Containment Module
SPACEHAB, Houston, TX
- Contact: John Porter, jporter@spacehab.com
- Web Site: www.spacehab.com
- Potentially Available Hardware
- SPACEHAB Locker (mates directly to Dragon interface plate)
- Bags, custom foam inserts
Center for Biophysical Sciences and Engineering (CBSE), Birmingham, AL
- Contact: Lee Moradi, moradi@uab.edu
- Web Site: www.cbse.uab.edu
- Potentially Available Hardware
- Microgravity Experiment Research Locker Incubator
- High Density Protein Crystal Growth
- EXPRESS Air Generic Locker Equivalent
- Protein Crystallization Facility
- Video Control and Monitor System
- Commercial Refrigerator Incubator Module (Modified)
Techshot, Greenville, IN
Paragon Space Development Corp., Tucson, AZ
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