It’s never too early to start investing, and companies are already starting to expand their portfolios for astrobotany. There are several good reasons for corporations
This is Kai Rasmussen’s blog. He is the webmaster for astrobotany.com, and UW molecular biology research undergrad. These are updates about the process, if you
This is Kai Rasmussen’s blog. He is the webmaster for astrobotany.com, and UW molecular biology research undergrad. These are updates about the process, if you
Here at astrobotany.com we strive to provide resources for researchers and the public for free. The TOAST database, the plants and spaceflight information, the news
The world is changing fast and scientific research is accelerating at lightning pace. The dawn of cloud computing, massive data networks and bioinformatics is bringing
Dr. Simon Gilroy, photoshopped into an astronaut suit by Kai Rasmussen Some might call Simon Gilroy a talented gardener. In fact, you could even say
If you get a chance, check out the clothing tab of our website. In that section of astrobotany.com you’ll find some design work that I’ve
Molecular Biology Stuff Richard was teaching one of the undergrads how to use SerialCloner this morning. Serial Cloner is an in-silica (in the computer) molecular
Christina Johnson, a PhD candidate at the Miami University Graduate School has completed her dissertation on Arabidopsis Thaliana grown in microgravity. Dr. Johnson analyzed data from STS-131
If you have an idea for an experiment that requires microgravity, consider applying for the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research (ASGSR)’s Ken Souza
