Techshot, Inc.

Redwire Space Technologies, Inc.

Space Hardware Optimization Technology, Inc.

Michael A Kurk

John C Vellinger

Nester Samuel Logan

Krystal Milliner

Eugene Boland

Nathan A Thomas

Carlos Chang

Paul W Todd

Alan George Constance

Todd Fricke

Scott Moyers

David J Kennedy

Leo A Shulthise

George W Metz

Paul Faget

Samuel N Logan

Tony Shulthise

N Samuel Logan

Rachel A Ormsby

A method, apparatus, and system are provided for the printing and maturation of living tissue in an Earth-referenced reduced gravity environment such as that found on a spacecraft or on other celestial bodies. The printing may be three-dimensional structures. The printed structures may be manufactured from low viscosity biomaterials.

Biomanufacturing system, method, and 3D bioprinting hardware in a reduced gravity environment

A Light-Emitting Diode (LED) illuminator-condenser capable of supplying bright-field, dark-field, fluorescence, oblique, and phase-contrast illumination under K&#xf6;hler-like conditions. A single lens may be permanently focused on the specimen plane. Illumination conditions may be made by a combination of uniform LEDs, collimating masks and diffusers. LEDs may be arranged in one or more ring-shaped patterns.

Integrated illuminator and condenser for microscopes

A system for feeding washing racks to an entrance of a washer, comprising: a directionally alternating transfer conveyor positioned at, and able to communicate said washing racks with, said entrance of said washer; said conveyor having a first receiving mode, a second receiving mode, and a discharge mode; and a pre-wash enclosure substantially surrounding said conveyor and including a first and second door, said first and said second door each actuable between an open position and a closed position; and a pre-wash selective water flow interior of said pre-wash enclosure and directed generally toward said conveyor.

Dishwashing system

A device for centrifugation and robotic manipulation of specimen samples, including incubating eggs, and uses thereof are provided. The device may advantageously be used for the incubation of avian, reptilian or any type of vertebrate eggs. The apparatus comprises a mechanism for holding samples individually, rotating them individually, rotating them on a centrifuge collectively, injecting them individually with a fixative or other chemical reagent, and maintaining them at controlled temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric composition. The device is applicable to experiments involving entities other than eggs, such as invertebrate specimens, plants, microorganisms and molecular systems.

Apparatus and method for centrifugation and robotic manipulation of samples

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Michael A Kurk