Congratulations to Center member, Goeppert, LLC, for being awarded $50,000 to develop new ways of making high-quality MoS2, a next-generation semiconductor material, by studying how it grows in microgravity aboard the International Space Station—helping improve the performance of future electronic devices.
Goeppert was one of five Pennsylvania-based companies to win the inaugural Keystone Space Innovation Challenge, an initiative by the Keystone Space Collaborative and Innovation Works, designed to further explore the untapped potential in space technology and commercial research and development to create solutions that better people’s daily lives.
