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Rhodium Plant LIFE plant-growth experiment hardware aboard the International Space Station
Image: NASA/Mike Barratt

Space biotech research services

End-to-end service that adapts a customer's biology experiment for spaceflight, supplies NASA-certified hardware, and runs it in orbit.

Why it matters

Most biotech teams have no spaceflight experience. A partner that handles hardware, safety review and operations lets them test whether microgravity helps their research without building that expertise.

How the technology works

Rhodium acts as an ISS implementation partner: it translates lab protocols into flight procedures, uses its own flight-certified hardware (15+ units, it says), and manages the mission. It reports more than 3,000 samples tested in space.

Sources

  1. Rhodium Scientific

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