Gravity shapes every lab workflow we take for granted, and it may be the hidden constraint behind some of the hardest problems in regenerative medicine. We sit down with Dr. Michael Roberts, a microecologist who led bioregenerative life support research at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and now serves as Chief Scientific Officer of the International Space Station National Laboratory, to talk about what microgravity is actually good for and why biomanufacturing in space is no longer just sci-fi.
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