• May 4, 2019
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#ChipsInSpace

A compilation of photos from our #ChipsInSpace journey.

  • A rather convincing, informative sign.
The group poses in front of the VAB (Vehicle Assembly Building) where NASA rolled out the Space Shuttles for launch. Joining Cathy and Ed are Thomas and Matt from Nortis (our partners who make the chip hardware) and Sara Eyal, who visited the Kelly Lab in 2018 to learn about chip technology.
  • Ed speaks on NASA’s live-stream.
May 4, 2019
The SpaceX CRS-17 launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It delivered more than 5,500 pounds of scientific research and cargo to the International Space Station, including our kidney cell experiment. Can you spot the shooting star?
May 12, 2019
NASA astronaut Christina Koch works inside the Life Sciences Glovebox conducting research for the Kidney Cells investigation that is seeking innovative treatments for kidney stones, osteoporosis and toxic chemical exposures.
PC: NASA