Space experiments
for research groups.
From hypothesis validation to publication-ready datasets — ResearchSat manages the entire spaceflight experiment so your team stays focused on the science.
Hypothesis-driven experiment design
We work with your principal investigator to translate a biological question into a flight-ready experiment protocol — controls, endpoints, sample constraints, and assay readiness reviewed before any commitment.
PIs with a defined microgravity hypothesis and an existing assay methodology seeking to validate in genuine spaceflight conditions.
Managed payload access
From sub-orbital flights (6 min microgravity) to 9-month ISS stays — we match your science question to the right mission window and manage integration, launch logistics, and post-flight sample return.
Research groups without an in-house aerospace engineering team who need full-service mission management without the infrastructure overhead.
Publication-quality data packages
Data is delivered analysis-ready with full instrument calibration records, environmental telemetry, and chain-of-custody documentation — structured for peer-reviewed submission from day one.
Academic groups aiming for high-impact journal publications who need rigorous metadata and reproducible experimental conditions.
Grant-compatible feasibility reports
Our written feasibility assessments and pre-flight screening reports are structured to support grant applications — including ARC, NHMRC, NASA, ESA, and institutional research funding rounds.
Research groups building a funding case for a space biology experiment who need third-party technical validation of their hypothesis.
From question to published result.
From question
to orbit.
Bring us the molecule, formulation, cell system, or assay question where gravity may matter.
We scope the experiment, build the payload, manage the mission, and deliver a decision-ready dataset — so your team focuses on the science, not the logistics.
Free discovery call — no commitment required. We scope the experiment, send you a written proposal, and you decide.