Biotech in Space: Microgravity, Ventures, and the Path to Production
From public labs to private stations, the near-term outlook for orbital bioprocessing and its first commercial pipelines
The renewed surge in space ambition extends beyond rockets and habitats by driving the integration of biotechnology into orbit. As humanity prepares for longer missions and eventual settlement beyond Earth, advances in life sciences are becoming as vital as propulsion systems.
In this article: Microgravity — History Brief — Space flavors of biology: Astrobiology, Bioastronautics & Bioprocess Engineering — Health Monitoring — Space Biomanufacturing — Sustaining Human Presence — Public-Private Bridge
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