As I was writing the Blank Slate Blogs, Parts 1 and 2, I realized I had never discussed the hurdles we had to overcome to

A Historical Launch and Landing! I just watched the launch and landing of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon. This is the first launch

You may have noticed that our launch date keeps changing. I was originally under the impression that launch dates would only always be delayed, not

The combined experience of 17 years of orthopaedic clinic work in China and 15 years of basic research work in the US provides me a

As you heard from my interviews or previous blogs, on average, astronauts lose about 1-2% of their bone mass per month in spaceflight, which is

As you may recall, earlier this month I was interviewed on Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick. Before and after the show, I was interviewed

While “X-Ray Technician” doesn’t sound like the most exciting job, it is still extremely crucial to the success of our experiment. Our procedure involves removing

  As many of you are aware, last week was an exciting week for our laboratory, we were filmed for the local TV show, “Inside

We have some exciting new opportunities to spread the news to others about our research this week! I will be interviewed by business health reporter

Often times when people think about NASA, they see visions of the 69’ moon landing and astronauts drinking tang in large space suits; when, in