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  • Space biology
  • Biotechnology
  • Sensor technology

Background:

  • CubeSats offer cost-effective platforms for space-based biological research.
  • Traditional CubeSat payloads were limited to optical absorbance sensors for microbial studies.
  • Enhancing CubeSat sensing capabilities is crucial for expanding in-orbit biological investigations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To improve CubeSat biosensing capabilities by integrating electrochemical sensors with optical absorbance sensors.
  • To develop and test a multi-modal, multi-array sensor module for space biological research.
  • To expand the scope of biological experiments feasible on small satellite platforms.

Main Methods:

  • Designed, built, and tested a multi-modal electrochemical-optical sensor module.
  • Integrated ion-selective pH and pNa sensors with optical absorbance sensors.
  • Developed ancillary systems including a fluidic card and an on-board payload computer with custom firmware.

Main Results:

  • The sensor module demonstrated robust performance, withstanding high flow rates without leakage.
  • Accurate detection of pH (71.0 mV/pH) and sodium ion concentration (75.2 mV/pNa) was achieved.
  • Sensors exhibited precise linear responses (R² ≈ 0.99) for pH, pNa, and absorbance measurements.

Conclusions:

  • The developed multi-modal sensor technology significantly enhances CubeSat bio-payload capabilities.
  • This advancement enables more complex and detailed investigations of biological phenomena in space.
  • CubeSat platforms are now better equipped for advanced biological research in low Earth orbit.