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Bio-inspired materials for space and environmental resilience

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Merging exoplanet atmospheric chemistry with deep-sea extremophile metabolic pathways

Merging exoplanet atmospheric chemistry with terrestrial extremophile metabolic pathways

During impact winter scenarios, engineering cold-resistant crops using extremophile gene editing

Combining two unrelated fields: enzymatic polymerization for sustainable space habitat construction

2D material heterostructures for glacier stabilization in climate change mitigation

Via mitochondrial uncoupling during gamma-ray burst afterglows to study extreme bioenergetics

For multi-generational studies with 100-year maintenance cycles in microbial ecosystems

Synchronizing Josephson junction arrays for terahertz radiation generation

Through mass extinction recovery using synthetic biology ecosystems

Assessing microbial resilience via deep-ocean carbon sequestration under extreme pressure

Using topological insulators for spintronics in femtoliter volumes

Via phytoplankton cloud seeding during impact winter scenarios