The "International Space Station Facilities Research in Space 2013 and Beyond" brochure details the many assets available for science on orbit.
The Tomatosphere Project wins the 2013 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada's (NSERC) Award for Science Promotion.
Exploring the cooling impact of boiling bubbles in microgravity with space station's Microheater Array Boiling Experiment (MABE) investigation.
Space station spinoff from MISSE study leads to protective coating for Dragon spacecraft and more.
Researchers to gain new insights into metallic crystal growth from the CSLM-3 investigation aboard the International Space Station.
The Transgenic Arabidopsis Gene Expression System study showed plant roots grow in different directions in space just as they do on Earth.
Space station's Ultrasonic Background Noise Test (UBNT) to detect air leaks by "listening" for high frequency sounds
Investigators sat down to talk station research with colleagues gathered for the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The Advanced Colloids Experiment is designed to help researchers understand how to optimize stabilizers to extend product shelf life.
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft has delivered a "goody bag" to the crew aboard the International Space Station. But it's not filled with treats.
Researchers to grow knowledge of plants in microgravity environments with BRIC-17 investigations launching with SpaceX Dragon.
Don Pettit was awarded NASA Engineer of the Year by the National Society of Professional Engineers/Professional Engineers in Government.
A second contracted flight for the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station will be twice as nice for researchers.
Ever wonder how we develop new materials? Scientists at NASA do just that using the International Space Station Materials Science Research Rack.
"OPALS" in space? Well, it's not the gemstones you may be thinking. This "gem" has the potential to change the way data is transmitted from space.
Above Earth, observations from the “A-Train" build three-dimensional images of the atmosphere. NASA’s SAGE III will supplement those satellites.
Wonder what it's like to control a camera on the International Space Station? More than 30,000 students found out as part of the EarthKAM mission.
NASA's Kennedy Space Center uses in-house expertise to develop an International Space Station Plant Habitat for microgravity plant growth studies.
Furthering fluid physics fundamentals in microgravity with results from the International Space Station SODI-IVIDIL investigation.
Living in space weakens astronauts' immune systems, researchers discovered. The findings are providing clues on how to tackle diseases on Earth.