Nanomaterials in Space: Technology Innovation and Economic Trends

Scalia, Tanya; Bonventre, Lucia

doi:10.1007/s42423-020-00065-y

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“…Nanomaterial technology holds immense potential for therapeutic applications ranging from creation of biomimetic scaffolds that mimic the natural extracellular matrix (ECM) scaffolds for tissue engineering to delivery of RNAs and drugs as regenerative medicine 1,2 . Currently, many nanotechnology applications are not suitable for biomedical applications due to various issues such as complexity, and cost of nanofabrication.…”

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In-Space Fabrication of Janus Base Nano-Matrix for Improved Assembly and Bioactivities

Yau,

Landolina,

Snow

et al. 2024

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In-space manufacturing of nanomaterials is a promising concept while having limited successful examples. DNA-inspired Janus base nanomaterials (JBNs), used for therapeutics delivery and tissue regeneration, are fabricated via a controlled self-assembly process in water at ambient temperature, making them highly suitable for in-space manufacturing. For the first time, we designed and accomplished the production of JBNs on orbit during the Axiom-2 (Ax-2) mission demonstrating great promising and benefits of in-space manufacturing of nanomaterials.

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