ISC’s Inaugural Industry Tour

Visitors arrive for the International Space Centre Tour on Friday February 3.

In Professor Ian Small's lab at the School of Molecular Sciences.

Adil Khan in the growth facility at Plants for Space (School of Molecular Sciences) at UWA.

Adil Khan in the growth facility at Plants for Space (School of Molecular Sciences) at UWA.

Associate Professor Danail Obreschkow introduces the ISC Tour participants to the capabilities of the Centre.

Professor Ryan Lister introduces Group A to the Plants for Space facilities in the School of Molecular Science.

Professor Ryan Lister demonstrates gene modification in the Plants for Space facility in the School of Molecular Science.

Professor Ryan Lister shows suitable organisms for Plants for Space research to David Matrai, Troy Lee-Browne and Fiona Considine.

Professor Ryan Lister shows suitable organisms for Plants for Space research to David Matrai, Troy Lee-Browne and Fiona Considine.

Professor Ian Small shows suitable organisms for Plants for Space research to David Matrai and Fiona Considine.

Professor Ryan Lister introduces Group A to the Plants for Space facilities in the School of Molecular Science.

Emily Yeung, Space Graduate at the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation talks to David Matrai, editor of Australian InSpace.

Professor Stephen Moggach demonstrates xray diffraction under pressure at the School of Molecular Sciences.

Professor Stephen Moggach demonstrates xray diffraction under pressure at the School of Molecular Sciences.

Professor Stephen Moggach demonstrates xray diffraction under pressure at the School of Molecular Sciences.

Professor Stephen Moggach at the xray diffraction crystallography laboratory in the School of Molecular Sciences.

Adam Stubbs demonstrates the soil library and capabilities at the NGCF.

Adam Stubbs demonstrates the large centrifuge at the NGCF.

Adam Stubbs demonstrates the large centrifuge at the NGCF.

Rodhri Biggs from the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Industry examines the large centrifuge at the NGCF.

In the National Geotechnical Centrifuge Facility, with Adam Stubbs demonstrating the medium centrifuge.

In the National Geotechnical Centrifuge Facility, with Adam Stubbs demonstrating the medium centrifuge.

In the National Geotechnical Centrifuge Facility, with Professor Conleth O'Loughlin and Adam Stubbs demonstrating the control room facilities.

Professor Faraone explains the suits are to keep the sensor chips clean, rather than the researchers,

Through the yellow window: processing laboratory for avionics.

Professor Lorenzo Faraone explains the growth process of mercury cadmium telluride.

Professor Lorenzo Faraone demonstrates the growth machine that creates mercury cadmium telluride for avionics.

Professor Lorenzo Faraone holding a silicon disc for demonstration.

Professor Lorenzo Faraone explains how sensors are machined in the MEMs lab.