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Ori Braun Senior Vice President Business Development Mobile: +1-650-996-5776 braun.ori@space4p.com

 

SpacePharma’s Advanced Labs (SPad) are simplified, accessible, affordable, end-to-end (E2E) microgravity solutions that can be controlled in near real-time via a web based Scientist Front End (SFE) interface.

 

SpacePharma customers can expect:

  • Scientific support throughout the grant writing and reporting processes
  • Technical guidance for experiment protocol design
  • Personalized modification of our SPad system
  • Engineering integration
  • Feasibility study assistance
  • Science team hardware training
  • Ground test facilities and mission simulations
  • Experiment verification testing
  • Mission management
  • Software/firmware development
  • Payload operations and control center
  • SFE experiment monitoring and management
  • E2E launch and landing service
  • Physical payload integration and de-integration
  • Return of fixed/frozen samples to scientists for post-processing
  • Non-disclosure agreement provisions (according to customer needs)
  • Commercial off the shelf (COT) and tailored product integration

SpacePharma’s SPad Labs have a modular design that is readily adaptable to the specific needs of each researcher. General
SPad capabilities include:

  • Fluorescent and/or bright-field microscopy: 5x, 10x, 20x and 40x
  • Spectrophotometry with selectable wavelengths for fluorescence imaging
  • Image and video capture (Full high-speed HD video, time-lapse, full resolution images)
  • Automated fluid handling components (pumps, reservoirs, etc.)
  • Dynamic temperature control:
    • Bio -20°C to +40°C and 5% CO2
    • Bio-chemical -20°C to 60°C
  • Microfluidic chip integration:
    • Customizable microfluidic chips available per customer requests
      • Up-to 8 distinct chip designs with 240 experiments
    • Capable of simultaneous delivery of multiple reagents
    • Reagents flow rate range: 10-500 µl/min

SpacePharma is an active player in the commercial space sector with experience placing scientific research platforms:

  • Aboard the International Space Station
  • In orbit within nanosatellite laboratories
  • Aboard parabolic flights

SpacePharma’s Advanced Labs have been used to study a wide range of topics to date including:

  • Investigation of human organ-on-a-chip systems in microgravity
  • Protein crystallization
  • Cancer biology
  • Cell senescence and aging
  • Pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Microbiology
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