rootbrowseIAC-19A2session 77. Life and Physical Sciences under reduced GravityPapers1. Exploiting the potential of commercial flight-proven hardware for biological experimentation in space.2. space life science instruments and experimental technologies in China3. The International Space Station U.S. National Lab – Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine4. BioFabrication Facility, Tissue Printing on the International Space Station5. Tissue Chips in Space6. On-chip cell-culture support and monitoring device with integrated thin-film sensors and actuators7. Effects of microgravity on stem cell engraftment, proliferation, and differentiation through the ground based RPM experiments8. Genotyping, Phylogeny, and Gene Expression Measurement Module - the door to high-throughput in-situ analyses of clinical and biological samples in Space.9. Experiment Design for a Genome-Wide Yeast Fitness Profiling Experiment On Board Orion’s Artemis 1 Mission10. Search for proteins of blood proteome - regulators of bone remodeling in cosmonauts11. The Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) as countermeasure for retinal damage onboard the International Space Station: the CORM project12. CubeSat biolab – investigation of radiation influence to bacteria in MEO13. Introduction of Accessibility and New Innovative Technologies and Solutions for supporting human life on the International Space Station14. Examination of Molecular Mechanisms on Vascular Formation and Stress Response in Zebrafish by Different Microgravity Environments15. Rodent Research Reference Missions on the ISS National Lab16. Utility of Health Wearables for Astronaut Medical Support: Implications for Future Deep Space Missions. Preliminary Microscopy Analysis of Fungal Growth in Spaceflight