Space Life and Physical Sciences Research and Applications (SLPSRA)
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Bhat, Biliyar↗
Engineering topics
Chiaramonte, Francis
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NASA Physical Sciences Research: Fluids Physics Focus
An overview of the baselined fluid physics experiments to be conducted aboard the International Space Station.
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NASA Physical Sciences - Presentation to Annual Two Phase Heat Transfer International Topical Team Meeting
The Two-phase Heat Transfer International Topical Team consists of researchers and members from various space agencies including ESA, JAXA, CSA, and RSA. This presentation included descriptions various fluid experiments either being conducted by or planned by NASA for the International Space Station in the areas of two-phase flow, flow boiling, capillary flow, and crygenic fluid storage.
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NASA's Plans for Materials Science on ISS: Cooperative Utilization of the MSRR-MSL
The ISS Research Project draws Life (non-human) and Physical Sciences investigations on the ISS, free flyer and ground-based into one coordinated project. The project has two categories: I. Exploration Research Program: a) Utilizes the ISS as a low Technology Readiness Level (TRL) test bed for technology development, demonstration and problem resolution in the areas of life support, fire safety, power, propulsion, thermal management, materials technology, habitat design, etc.; b) Will include endorsement letters from other ETDP projects to show relevancy. II. Non-Exploration Research Program; a) Not directly related to supporting the human exploration program. Research conducted in the life (non-human) and physical sciences; b) The program will sustain, to the maximum extent practicable, the United States scientific expertise and research capability in fundamental microgravity research. Physical Sciences has about 44 grants, and Life Sciences has approximately 32 grants, mostly with universities, to conduct low TRL research; this includes grants to be awarded from the 2008 Fluid Physics and Life Science NRA's.
Chiaramonte, Francis↗