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CU ֲý space research honored by NASA

CU ֲý space research honored by NASA

BioServe Space Technologies has earned a rare NASA accolade.

The ֲý research center is being recognized for decades of contributions to the International Space Station with a NASA Space Flight Awareness Supplier Award.

The honor is only bestowed on rare occasions, with the most recent recipients in 2024 and 2018.

The award recognizes BioServe’s “outstanding contributions and unbridled success advancing space exploration and scientific discovery.”

The center, housed within the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, has been designing, building, and flying microgravity life science research experiments and hardware since 1987, with six payloads launching less than two months ago.

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