<ul><li>Two anti-microbial coatings show potential in reducing biofilm formation in microgravity and could be used in space to protect human health and prevent equipment degradation.</li><li>Researchers found different gene expression and other responses to simulated lunar gravity levels in specific organs, which could help determine safe gravity thresholds for future space journeys.</li><li>The on-orbit performance of the International Space Station's cosmic ray observatory, CALET, has been successful in providing valuable data on various aspects of cosmic rays, including gamma-ray detection and searching for gravitational wave counterparts.</li><li>The JAXA CALorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) is instrumental in studying the origin and acceleration of cosmic rays, as well as assessing the risks from the radiation environment in space.</li></ul>

Station Science Top News: Feb. 27, 2025

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