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| In-Situ Resource Utilization
In-situ resource utilization will enable the affordable establishment of extraterrestrial exploration and operations by minimizing the materials carried from Earth and by developing advanced, autonomous devices to optimize the benefits of available in-situ resources.
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| ISGEN: In-Situ Genetics Experiments on Nanosatellites
Fully automated, in-situ, miniaturized systems (1.5 - 15 kg) will measure, and provide life support for, model micro-organisms: C. elegans, Drosophila, yeast, E. coli.
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| Cryogenic Fluid Management
Cryogenic Fluid Management (CFM) technology is an integral part of exploration systems for Earth-to-Orbit Transportation, manned missions to the Moon and Mars, Planetary Exploration, and In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU). CFM also plays a key role in infrared and x-ray astronomy, biological sciences, and fundamental investigations into the origins of our universe.
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| Advanced Life Support
The Bioengineering Branch in the Life Sciences Division at NASA Ames is developing advanced life support (ALS) technologies for use in the regenerative life support systems required for future human missions.
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| LifeGuard: Wireless Physiological Monitor
The LifeGuard system was developed for monitoring the health of astronauts to ensure their safety during space flight and extravehicular activities and to monitor their physiology during exercise routines. This device will be further developed to support medical emergency contingencies during long duration missions and addresses a number of the Bioastronautics Critical Path Roadmap risk areas.
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