Lab-on-chip platform as a nanosatellite payload solution for biomedical experiments in outer space

A. Podwin, A. Graja, Dawid Przystupski, D. Lizanets, P. Śniadek, R. Walczak, J. Dziuban
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Growing interest in outer space exploration with the use of small scale (1-10 kg), so called, CubeSat nanosatellites can be recently observed. Special attention is paid here mainly to the investigation of widely understandable life development in diverse and harsh space environments [1] –[3]. Application of a miniature lab-on-chip (LOC) instrumentation in this regard appears to be reasonable solution to conduct different and relatively inexpensive biomedical tests in microgravity. As a response, this work presents a multi-functional and full-featured LOC platform ready for the integration with the dedicated nanosatellite system.
芯片实验室平台作为外层空间生物医学实验的纳米卫星有效载荷解决方案
最近可以观察到,人们对利用小型(1-10公斤)所谓立方体纳米卫星进行外层空间探索的兴趣日益浓厚。这里特别关注的是在多样和恶劣的空间环境中广泛理解的生命发展[1]-[3]。在这方面,应用微型芯片实验室(LOC)仪器似乎是在微重力下进行不同且相对廉价的生物医学试验的合理解决方案。作为回应,这项工作提出了一个多功能和全功能的LOC平台,准备与专用纳米卫星系统集成。
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