The International Space Station National Laboratory and NASA Collaborate on Space-Based Research Solicitation

Background on the Collaboration

The International Space Station (ISS) National Laboratory and NASA are working together to solicit proposals for space-based research. This collaboration aims to leverage the unique capabilities of the ISS to advance scientific knowledge and innovation.

Announcement at ISS Research and Development Conference

The collaboration was announced at the annual ISS Research and Development Conference held in Boston last month. Representatives from the ISS National Lab and NASA discussed the goals and objectives of the solicitation.

Solicitation Details

Scope of Research

The solicitation invites proposals for research in various scientific disciplines, including physical sciences, life sciences, materials science, and engineering.

Specific areas of interest include fundamental research, applied research, and technology development.

Proposal Submission

Detailed information regarding proposal submission, including deadlines and guidelines, will be released in the coming weeks. Applicants are encouraged to visit the ISS National Lab website for updates.

Benefits of the Collaboration

This collaboration between the ISS National Lab and NASA offers several benefits to researchers:

• Access to the unique microgravity environment of the ISS
• State-of-the-art research facilities and equipment
• Support from NASA and ISS National Lab experts

Impact of the Solicitation

The research conducted under this solicitation is expected to contribute significantly to advancements in science and technology.

• Improved understanding of microgravity's effects on biological systems
• Development of novel materials and technologies
• Advancements in fundamental scientific knowledge

For more information, please visit the ISS National Lab website at www.issnationallab.org.