Exploring foci of
2023-04-26
The Development of a 3D Printer-Inspired, Microgravity-Compatible Sample Preparation Device for Future Use Inside the International Space Station
2023-04-26 • Kamfai Chan, Arunkumar Arumugam, Cole Markham, Ryan Jenson, Hao-Wei Wu, Season Wong
Biological testing on the International Space Station (ISS) is necessary in order to monitor the microbial burden and identify risks to crew health. With support from a NASA Phase I Small Business Innovative Research contract, we have developed a compact prototype of a microgravity-compatible, automated versatile sample preparation platform (VSPP). The VSPP was built by modifying entry-level 3D printers that cost USD 200–USD 800. In addition, 3D printing was also used to prototype microgravity-compatible reagent w…
Hudson Yards (Development)
Animal Embryonic Development
Development Of Grand Theft Auto V
Piaget's Theory Of Cognitive Development
Systems Development Life Cycle
Toyota Racing Development
Arrested Development (Season 4)
Data Plane Development Kit
United States Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development
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2020-08-21
Validating an Automated Nucleic Acid Extraction Device for Omics in Space Using Whole Cell Microbial Reference Standards
2020-08-21 • Camilla Urbaniak, Season Wong, Scott Tighe, Arunkumar Arumugam, Bo Liu, Ceth W. Parker, Jason M. Wood, Nitin K. Singh, Dana J. Skorupa, Brent Peyto...
NASA has made great strides in the past five years to develop a suite of instruments for the International Space Station in order to perform molecular biology in space. However, a key piece of equipment that has been lacking is an instrument that can extract nucleic acids from an array of complex human and environmental samples. The <i>Omics in Space</i> team has developed the μTitan (simulated micro(<b>μ</b>) gravity <b>t</b>ested <b>i</b>ns<b>t</b>rument for <b>a</b>utomated <b>n</b>ucleic acid) system capable o…
Automated Planning And Scheduling
Nucleic Acid
Nucleic Acid Test
Automated External Defibrillator
Nucleic Acid Double Helix
30Mm Ds30M Mark 2 Automated Small Calibre Gun
Automated Guided Vehicle
Lax Automated People Mover
Automated Manual Transmission
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2019-07-07
Passive no moving parts capillary solutions for spacecraft life support systems
2019-07-07 • Mark Weislogel, Ryan Jenson
Mark Weislogel, IRPI LLC, USA
Howl's Moving Castle (Film)
Moving Picture Company
Advance Auto Parts
Fast-Moving Consumer Goods
Parts-Per Notation
Passive Transport
The War Of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts
Passive Solar Building Design
Passive Infrared Sensor
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2019-07-07
An ISS testbed approach to passive fluid phase separator device development for life support
2019-07-07 • Logan Torres, Ryan Jenson, Mark Weislogel
Logan Torres, IRPI LLC, USA
Passive Infrared Sensor
Passive House
Passive Smoking
Passive Transport
Passive Solar Building Design
Reggio Emilia Approach
English Passive Voice
Missile Approach Warning System
Passive Optical Network
Exploring foci of
2015-06-01
Capillary Channel Flow (CCF) EU2-02 on the International Space Station (ISS): An Experimental Investigation of Passive Bubble Separations in an Open Capillary Channel
2015-06-01 • Mark Weislogel, Andrew Wollman, Ryan Jenson, John Geile, John F. Tucker, Brentley Wiles, Andy L. Trattner, Claire DeVoe, Lauren Sharp, P.J. Canfiel...
It would be signicantly easier to design fluid systems for spacecraft if the fluid phases behaved similarly to those on earth. In this research an open 15:8 degree wedge-sectioned channel is employed to separate bubbles from a two-phase flow in a microgravity environment. The bubbles appear to rise in the channel and coalesce with the free surface in much the same way as would bubbles in a terrestrial environment, only the combined effects of surface tension, wetting, and conduit geometry replace the role of buoya…
Liga (Tv Channel)
Cmt (American Tv Channel)
Duct (Flow)
Functional Flow Block Diagram
Laminar Flow
Space Channel 5
The Filipino Channel
Laminar Flow Cabinet
Cartoon Network (Canadian Tv Channel)