UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Happy Anniversary to the #Ax4 crew, @AstroPeggy, @gagan_shux, @astro_slawosz, and Tibor Kapu!
One year ago, the mission realized the return to human spaceflight for India, Poland, and Hungary, with each country undertaking its first government-sponsored human spaceflight in over 40 years. It also represented the first time all three nations executed a mission on board the International Space Station (@Space_Station).
The Ax-4 crew successfully conducted more than 60 research activities utilizing microgravity to achieve new breakthroughs, along with 23 outreach events that inspired individuals from around the globe.
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Vast has signed agreements with @ucsdstemcell, Auxilium Biotechnologies, @LambdaVision, and @BioOrbitSpace to collaborate on the future of microgravity research and manufacturing conducted on our Haven stations. vastspace.com/updates/vast-e…
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Today's view from the @Space_Station. Earth is absolutely stunning!
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
With @Axiom_Space and @SpaceX, we're now targeting Wednesday, June 25, to launch #Ax4 to the @Space_Station.
The four-member crew, including astronauts from @ESA and @ISRO, is scheduled to lift off at 2:31am ET (0631 UTC). Learn more about the launch: go.nasa.gov/4k5gbbe
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Our Chair Dr. Alexander Khalessi (@DrAlexKhalessi) talks about advances in neurosurgery techniques and personalized stem cell-based therapeutics for brain tumors during the launch of the Brain Tumor and Neurorestoration program, in partnership with @ucsdstemcell!
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Exciting news! Today, NASA and @ISS_CASIS announced major funding for five new cancer research projects aboard the @Space_Station.
Under @POTUS and @VP's Cancer Moonshot initiative, we're harnessing the power of space to end cancer as we know it. go.nasa.gov/3WJ61ot

ALT The International Space Station is pictured from the SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour during a fly around of the orbiting lab that took place following its undocking from the Harmony module’s space-facing port on Nov. 8, 2021. The orbital complex was flying 263 miles above the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean when this photograph was taken.
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Earlier today at #ISSRDC, the ISS National Lab and @NASASpaceSci announced the selection of five projects through the inaugural Igniting Innovation solicitation for #cancer & other disease-related research & technology development on the @Space_Station: ow.ly/OcYE50SNh5T
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
The Biden-Harris Administration is all systems go for ending cancer as we know it.
I was over the moon to join @SenBillNelson and @NASA astronauts to discuss the @ISS_Research being done on cancer and how it will fuel our mission to cut the cancer death rate in half in 25 years.
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Congratulations Dr. Catriona Jamieson & the @ucsdstemcell team on this week's 1-year anniversary of the Astrobiotechnology Hub and another successful mission on #Ax3.
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Tune in live for the Ax-3 @axiom_space3 space launch on Thurs January 18, at 1:49 PM PST. @ucsdstemcell research with the first patient-derived metastatic breast cancer organoids is onboard and headed to the International Space Station @space_station : bit.ly/3U3ZYKj
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
How do stem cells take out their trash? Thrilled to share our new @CellStemCell paper uncovering an unusual protein recycling pathway used by young HSCs to maintain proteostasis & self-renewal. But the pathway shuts down during aging & impairs HSC fitness. cell.com/cell-stem-cell/full…
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Our March issue is live! The cover by @DrawImpacts features Crews et al "catching" leukemia stem cells with a selective splicing modulator that reverses malignant ADAR1 splice isoform switching @UCSanDiegoDRM @LeslieCrewsPhD. Read this and more: cell.com/cell-stem-cell/curr…
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Excited for @AstroPeggy to join our Stem Cells and Space 🧬🚀 panel on Oct 20th at the Sanford Stem Cell Symposium! Register for the virtual event here: eventbrite.com/e/sanford-ste…
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Splashdown! The #Ax1 astronauts have made a safe return to Earth in @SpaceX Dragon after completing the first all-private crew mission to the @Space_Station and paving a path for a future of innovation in low Earth orbit.
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Incredible cancer research taking place thanks to #Ax1 mission to @space_station, Moores Cancer Center @UCSDCancer, Sanford Stem Cell Clinical Center @UCSDStemCell, @NASA. Sending cancer cell organoids into space for powerful stem cell research. #AACR22 #ISS_Research #SpaceX
#Ax1, the first all-private astronaut mission to @space_station is now targeted for launch on April 6th
Join us: axiomspace.com/ax1
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Cat Jamieson, M.D., Ph.D., Deputy Director @UCSDHealth Moores Cancer Center to lead panel @AACR Saturday, April 9 on Precancer Discovery Science. #AACR22 #Axiom_Space #WomenInSTEM #UCD_Cancer #UCSFCancer #uscnorris #MDAndersonNews #MSKCancerCenter #onclive
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
SLS on the left; F9/Endeavour on the right. SLF runway 15/33 in the foreground as we approach from the west. #Ax-1
UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute retweeted
Glad the NSCF organoids from our #Parkinsons & #MS study will celebrate New Year’s Eve on the #ISS with @space_tango payload partners @LambdaVision, Emulate Bio & @ucsdstemcell Program. What a great way to ring in the new year for #research in #space!
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