Yuri GmbH, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Germany, is a space biotech company specializing in microgravity research and development for life sciences. They provide end-to-end services for conducting experiments in microgravity, offering automated micro-laboratories and platforms like the ScienceTaxi, a modular space incubator. Yuri partners with organizations like NASA, ESA, Sierra Space, and Vast to enable biotech research on the ISS, suborbital spacecraft, and future commercial space stations, with the aim of advancing drug discovery and sustainable food production.
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The Canadian Space Agency has identified Space Tango, Yuri, BioServe Space Technologies, ICE Cubes Service, Voyager Technologies, Redwire Space, and Kayser Space as providers for orbital logistics, containment, and automated data logging.
Existing partners for Haven-1 Lab include Redwire, Yuri, Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation (JAMSS), Interstellar Lab, and Exobiosphere.
The experimental hardware for the RayPairNyx project will be provided by the German start-up Yuri GmbH.
Yuri GmbH intends to operate the ScienceTaxi on multiple commercial platforms in low-Earth orbit and beyond.