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Cyprien Verseux

Astrobiologist, University of Bremen, PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology


Cyprien Verseux, born August 6, 1990 in Vélizy-Villacoublay, is a French astrobiologist who currently heads the Laboratory of Applied Space Microbiology at ZARM (Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity), a German scientific institution at the University of Bremen.


Beyond his research, he is known for having participated in 2015 in the scientific exploration program "HI-SEAS IV" and for having directed in 2018 the Concordia station located in Antarctica.

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University of Bremen

Public University, Bremen, Germany

Details last updated 16-Mar-2020

Cyprien Verseux News

Lettuce grown in space vs one from Earth: very similar nutrient levels

Lettuce grown in space vs one from Earth: very similar nutrient levels

New Scientist - 06-Mar-2020

Research suggests astronauts could soon produce their own food in space

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