Revolutionizing space exploration through cutting-edge biotechnological advancements to enable sustainable living on the Moon and Mars.
Be a part of shaping the future!
At AstroFarms, we are at the forefront of advancing space exploration through cutting-edge biotechnology. Our goal is to transform celestial environments, prioritizing the health and safety of astronauts on missions to the Moon and Mars. We concentrate on microbiome-focused in situ resource utilization, growing specially adapted plant species in simulated regolith. Our focus is on kombucha microbiome community, which we already turned into our first product - AstroBucha™. By leveraging microorganisms as biofactories, we strive to deliver optimal nutrition for those living in space. Our research also enhances Life Support Systems, designing microorganisms that can produce vital compounds on demand, such as antibiotics and pharmaceuticals. We are dedicated to streamlining crop payload processes and improving supply chain efficiency, which will ultimately lower costs and secure sustainable food sources for future space settlers. Join us in our effort to nurture life beyond our planet.
Adriana possesses a distinctive blend of experiences in both governmental and private sectors, excelling as a scientist and a leader in business development. At JPL-NASA, she played a pivotal role in advancing research in space biotechnology, particularly in the fields of microbial science and planetary protection. Her enthusiasm for innovation and education has propelled her to spearhead scientific initiatives and secure vital funding from the European Space Agency, while also fostering strategic advancement for startups in the space technology arena. Adriana’s ability to connect scientific inquiry with commercial objectives propels AstroFarms’ mission for progress and innovation within the realm of space biotechnology.
Łukasz has been researching extremophiles since his doctoral studies at Cambridge University. Subsequently, he investigated microbial communities that can produce electricity, explored plant-microbe interactions within the rhizosphere, and analyzed human gut metagenomes to discover new functions. Additionally, he partnered with JPL-NASA to study unique microorganisms retrieved from the International Space Station. His work integrates hands-on experience in molecular and synthetic biology with computational skills in genomic analysis and metabolic pathway annotation.
Piotr has built a career in marketing and sales within the aviation industry. He also has a background in launching start-ups, having previously served as the CEO of Naiad Water Investments, a company specializing in advanced irrigation solutions. Driven by his passion for space, Piotr has chosen to apply his skills to the space food industry through AstroFarms.
AstroFarms leverages specific microorganisms to enhance agricultural output and improve the nutritional value for astronauts in space, setting itself apart from its rivals.
Proficiency in Leveraging Microbiome
AstroFarms develops a self-sufficient system that generates essential compounds, effectively meeting various requirements of space travelers.
The varied expertise of AstroFarms' team boosts flexibility and creativity in tackling the challenges of space colonization, setting them apart from competitors with less interdisciplinary approaches.
AstroFarms specializes in growing plant varieties that are suited to regolith, optimizing the utilization of regional resources to promote sustainable agricultural practices in space.
Director of the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein
Group Leader and Reader at Imperial College London
Chair in Environmental Engineering, Civil, Maritime and Environmental Engineering, Engineering and Physical Sciences, University of Southampton
Centre for Computational Personalised
Medicine International Research Foundation
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AstroFarms sp. z o.o.
Al. Zwycięstwa 96/98 IV.D013
81-451 Gdynia
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