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Berkeley Eye Center conducted testing of medical gear in the space environment aboard the ISS.

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Berkeley Eye Center conducted testing of medical gear in the space environment aboard the ISS.

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  1. ISS research contributed to the formulation of Keytruda, a medical application involving Chief Engineer Ariel Ekblaw and Michael Roberts.Sub-event
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  3. Medical gear testing conducted by Berkeley Eye Center in space.1 source

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