Christine Fanchiang, University of Colorado at Boulder (IMAGE)

University of Colorado at Boulder

Christine Fanchiang, University of Colorado at Boulder

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CU-Boulder aerospace engineering sciences graduate student Christine Fanchiang is shown with BioServe Space Technologies hardware, including a Commercial Generic Bioprocessing Apparatus and a cylindrical, fluid-processing device known as a GAP that will be used for microorganism experiments in low gravity aboard the final flight of Atlantis.

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Photo by Patrick Campbell/University of Colorado

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