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houston station on space to ground

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welcome to space to ground i'm shaniqua

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vereen the seven members of expedition

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66 kept a busy pace of science all

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through january and february is looking

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to be just as packed

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european space agency astronaut matthias

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maurer recently printed samples from a

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handheld bioprinter bioprinting is a

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subcategory of 3d printing which uses

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viable cells and biological molecules to

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print tissue structures bioprint first

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aid demonstrates a portable handheld

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bioprinter that uses a patient's own

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skin cells to create a tissue forming

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patch to cover a wound and accelerate

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the healing process on future missions

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to the moon and mars bioprinting such

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customized patches could help address

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changes in wound healing that can occur

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in space

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extracting an individual cells before a

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mission may enable more immediate

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response to injury

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and what else is a buzz aboard the

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station the science continues with the

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bee astro b that is

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nasa flight engineer mark vande high

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performed a series of tests for the rome

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investigation

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rome uses the space station's astro b

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robots to observe and understand how

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targets tumble and uses this information

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to plan ways to safely reach them

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astro-b nasa's free-flying robotic

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system is designed to help astronauts

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reduce time they spend on routine duties

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leaving them to focus more on the things

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that only humans can do

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to hear more about astrobee catch this

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week's houston we have a podcast eric

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caterhagen the spheres and astrobee

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operations lead at nasa's ames research

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center will talk about what's abuzz with

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these flying robots in space

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and finally outside the station more

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science was deployed

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a pair of small satellites called

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cubesats were deployed outside the

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japanese kibo laboratory module this

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release included the lite1 cubesat which

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focuses on the detection of terrestrial

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gamma-ray flashes coming from the

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earth's atmosphere

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another cubesat developed by the georgia

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institute of technology has experimental

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deployable solar panels and a deployable

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uhf radio antenna the modest size cost

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and weight of cubesats like these are

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increasing access to space and expanding

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low earth orbit research to follow these

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experiments and for the latest updates

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follow along with us on twitter at iss

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underscore research

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that's face to ground thank you for