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JAXA has selected 19 scientific candidate experiments to be fulfilled in the latter half of the second utilization planning phase of Kibo (around 2012).
Following the selection of candidate experiments for the first half of Kibo utilization phase in the scientific utilization field, JAXA issued an announce of opportunity (AO) for the candidate experiments for the latter half of the second utilization phase in May, 2009. Of 68 proposals, 19 candidate experiments (15 in the life sciences field and 4 in the material science fields) were selected after reviews by the JAXA's Kibo Utilization Promotion Committee and its sub-committee.
The principal investigators will study an implementation plan of their experiments with JAXA for about 1 year. JAXA will make a preparation of the experiment after reviews of the implementation plan.
The selected candidate experiments are as follows.
Experiment Title | Principal Investigator | Experiment Facility |
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Detailed validation of the new atomization concept derived from drop tower experiments ~Aimed at developing a turbulent atomization simulator~ [PDF 36KB] | Nagoya University Akira Umemura |
Multi-purpose Small Payload Rack (MSPR) |
Structure Analysis of Colloidal Crystals under the Microgravity Environment by LASER Diffraction and Investigation of Colloidal Interaction [PDF 102KB] | Kyoto Sangyo University Ikuo Sogami |
Multi-purpose Small Payload Rack (MSPR) |
Quantitative Description of Gravity Impact on Solid Material Flammability as a base of Fire Safety in Space [PDF 103KB] | Hokkaido University Osamu Fujita |
Multi-purpose Small Payload Rack (MSPR) |
Low-speed counterflow flame experiment in space for constructing unified flammability theory on oxy-fuel combustion limit [PDF 69KB] | Tohoku University Kaoru Maruta |
Multi-purpose Small Payload Rack (MSPR) |
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