Mission
Space-native life support, grown not launched.
We build radiotrophic biomaterials for in-situ construction, shelf-stable biology that keeps crews healthy, and the computational platform that tells us what to test next.
Two independently validated research threads, radiotrophic melanin biology and grown mycelium structure, had never been combined into one product. That is the company.
What we build
Three platforms.
Crew-health biology
Cosmion
Business model
Three revenue streams, one grown material.
Near-term agency contracts fund the ISS structural demo; mid-term habitat licensing turns that into recurring space revenue; long-term terrestrial licensing captures upside independent of the space industry's pace.
Agency contracts
Milestone-based development and flight-demo contracts with space agencies, building on NASA's own NIAC investment in the underlying science.
Habitat licensing
Recurring licensing of structural-shell and shielding material to commercial LEO stations and lunar module builders.
Terrestrial materials
Out-licensing the grown mycelium composite into sustainable construction, with no space contract required.
Mission
Biology for life beyond Earth.
Team
The team we are building.
Founding roles this programme closes. Named hires and advisors to be announced.
Roadmap
Where we are going.
Partnerships
Built with partners.
We work with Theertha Biopharma on peptides and biologics, so computational designs are checked against what can actually be manufactured.
We welcome space agencies, research institutes and commercial station operators for research collaboration, flight payloads and licensing.
Let's build the next shield together.
Space agencies, station builders, research institutes and sustainable-construction partners: we would like to hear from you.