How stem cell research on the ISS supports the journey to Mars
In short: Discover how scientists are utilizing the International Space Station to study stem cells. This research is a vital part of NASA's efforts to prepare for long-duration human spaceflight missions to Mars.
This discussion features NASA researchers Eduardo Almeida and Elizabeth Blaber alongside Angel Otero, the Deputy Director of Space Life and Physical Sciences Research and Applications. They explore how current scientific investigations conducted aboard the International Space Station are helping to address the biological challenges of deep space travel.
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