NEW COLLABORATION AIMS TO INSPIRE A NEW GENERATION OF SPACE SCIENTISTS

​The Michaelis Foundation for Global Education is proud to announce its new collaboration with CD-SEAS, located in Marion County, Florida.

The two organizations are collaborating in the development of new space endeavors.

Jonna Ocampo, founder and Principal Investigator of CD-SEAS Mission Microgravity,  biomedical research in Organic Chemistry, Crew Member for NASA’s Human Exploration Research Analog (HERA) for Campaign 3 and Mission 4, will join Science Days and Science Days Challenge initiatives of the Foundation, with the aim of promoting STEM/Space educational and research undertakings.
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CD-SEAS, Compound Derivatives Series - Synthesis & Evaluation of Antimicrobials in Space was formed as a biomedical research company.
Latest Research Progression:
1. Current creation of a new antibiotic with antimicrobial, antibacterial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor properties.
2. New biotechnology creation for short and long-term space travel and use in remote areas on Earth.