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Advancements in Space Biotechnology: University of Florida & NASA Collaboration

This project, funded by a NASA grant, focuses on innovations in space biotechnology and its commercial applications. Led by Dr. Winfred Phillips with key contributions from Dr. Robert Ferl, Dr. Mark Law, and others, the initiative encompasses a $4.75 million budget to explore integrated smart nanosensors and develop solutions for space agriculture. The project runs from April 1, 2002, to September 30, 2003, with significant partnerships aimed at enhancing biotechnology research and education for future extraterrestrial missions.

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Advancements in Space Biotechnology: University of Florida & NASA Collaboration

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  1. Space Biotechnology and Commercial Applications University of Florida NASA Grant NAG10-316 Dr. Winfred Phillips VP Research and Graduate Programs Principal Investigator Peggy L. Evanich Co-Principal Investigator, Grant Manager Technical Co-PI’s: Dr. Robert Ferl Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Dr. Mark Law (Dr. Toshikazu Nishida) Department of Electrical Engineering William Sheehan, JD Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences September 25, 2002

  2. Space Biotechnology and Commercial Applications Effective date: April 01, 2002 End date: September 30, 2003 Total funds: $4.75M (IFAS - $2M, Engineering - $2.75M) • Center for Space Agriculture and Biotechnology Research and Education (SABRE) - Dr. Robert Ferl, Director $2.0M • Integrated Smart Nanosensors for Space Biotechnology Applications - Dr. Toshi Nishida $1.5M • Commercial Applications for Space Biotechnology - William Sheehan $.75M • Florida University Partnerships – Peggy Evanich $.5M

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