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Announcements

New Collection: Space Biomanufacturing

We are currently seeking submissions that address open questions in the field of space biomanufacturing.

Open for submissions
Collection: Human System Risk Management - Volume II

We are currently seeking submissions for a multidisciplinary Collection focusing on human system risk in spaceflight through systematic processes and knowledge graphs developed at the NASA Human System Risk Board (HSRB).

Open for submissions
The future of the science of space exploration

Recommendations from the European Space Science community on science priorities for space exploration inform the research and programme of ESA’s Terrae Novae
Flexible reporting format for primary research Articles

npj Microgavity is pleased to offer flexible a reporting format for primary research articles that may be formatted as Introduction, followed by sections headed Results, Discussion, Methods and Data Availability. Alternatively, authors may follow the IMRaD format and present the Methods prior to the Results section.

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Collections

The Future of the Science of Space Exploration: A European View

The European (space) science community was asked to review where we are, describe where research should go and provide recommendations on future research focus for ESA’s human and robotic space exploration programme.

Collection 15 Apr 2023