Scientists use space station studies to seek answers to the cellular changes leading to cancer for knowledge that may improve treatments on Earth.
Researchers plan to gather and analyze biological samples to study the ever-changing microbe environment that can be found on the space station.
NASA selects several technology companies via the Small Business Innovation Research Program for space station contract award negotiations.
Space station T cell studies may hold the key to unlocking the secrets of the human immune system for improved treatments on Earth and in space.
Learn about benefits of and scientific results from the International Space Station at the 2nd Annual ISS Research and Development Conference.
International Space Station study, ICE-GA, seeks answers to scientific questions that could have significant impact on green fuels here on Earth.
You may be surprised to hear it, but Albert Einstein is headed to the International Space Station to deliver a cargo of science and supplies.
The SCaN Testbed's purpose is development, testing and demonstration of cutting-edge communications, networking and navigation technologies in space.
When you see astronauts floating around the International Space Station and hear they are in microgravity, what does that really mean?
Research that started aboard balloons a century ago will soon culminate in a three-year stint aboard the International Space Station.
Rapid microbial testing methods are needed to keep the crew and equipment healthy whether in low Earth orbit or on long-duration space missions.
An international collaboration evaluates research protocols for candidate investigations during the planned American/Russian one year increment.
A new communications upgrade paves the way for the ability of the crew and scientists to perform more hours of research every day.
In 14 years of operations, space station researchers conducted more than 1,500 investigations—detailed in the ISS Utilization Statistics publication.
RRM uses the space station as a test bed for repair and refueling maneuvers to prepare for in orbit satellite-servicing tasks.
Space station tests new Amine Swingbed technology for clean air from smaller hardware.
Space station ultrasound and training leads to advanced medical options for people living in remote locations on Earth.
NASA's Ames Research Center has won the 2012 NASA Government Invention of the Year for a tiny sensor that can detect chemicals in the air.
Space Station SPHERES robots don goggles for 3-D data collection and analysis in orbit.
The next EarthKAM mission will take place April 23-26, 2013.