BioServe Space Technologies, a center within the Ann and H.J. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences department at the University of Colorado Boulder, is a key player in space-based life science research. As a full-service organization, BioServe designs, builds, and flies microgravity research experiments and hardware on spaceflight missions. They partner with entities like pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, universities, NIH, and NASA to facilitate research in space, offering services from hardware development to payload integration and operations. BioServe's work supports various scientific areas, including mammalian cell culture, vaccine development, and materials science.
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Tobias Niederwieser is an assistant research professor at BioServe Space Technologies at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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.
Arizona State University, in a project funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, is collaborating with BioServe Space Technologies to study how germicidal ultraviolet light affects the formation of biofilms in space-based water systems.
The Arizona State University and BioServe study aims to inform new methods to protect life support systems during spaceflight and reduce biofilm-related challenges on Earth.
The BioCell, designed and manufactured by BioServe Space Technologies, supports the culture of organoids.
BioServe Space Technologies built the BioCells that hold liquid nutrient media, bacteria, and metal surfaces inside a plate habitat (PHAB).
BioServe Space Technologies designed the flight hardware and managed all integration steps for the GULBI experiment on the ISS.
The team at BioServe and CNES ensured that all hardware for the Cerebral Ageing experiment was on the ISS.
BioServe Space Technologies validated the BioServe Centrifuge facility on the International Space Station in 2023.