How can microgravity research help us better understand materials, biological systems and future space applications?
Join us for the first edition of SPACE.LIFE.MATTER(S). - a seminar series dedicated to the exchange of ideas around space-related research and experiments in altered gravity environments.
How can microgravity research help us better understand materials, biological systems and future space applications?
Join us for the first edition of SPACE.LIFE.MATTER(S). - a seminar series dedicated to the exchange of ideas around space-related research and experiments in altered gravity environments.
The upcoming seminar will feature exciting perspectives from researchers working across different scientific disciplines:
• Prof. Thomas Voigtmann - Introduction and overview of upcoming MAPHEUS experiments • Prof. Laura Alvarez - Membranes in microgravity • Dr. Olfa D’Angelo - To flow or not to flow? Granular charge and discharge in low gravity • Prof. Patrick Humbert - Understanding the role of gravity on epithelial development, function and homeostasis
The seminar series aims to bring together diverse viewpoints on how microgravity experiments can advance research and open new scientific avenues. It also offers an opportunity to shape the future development of the MAPHEUS programme and its role in supporting the international microgravity research community.
Participation is possible online (limited spots) - we look forward to welcoming everyone interested in space, life sciences and materials research.
