TeamIndus Foundation

This blog is written by Apurva Narayan, Grade-12, from PSBB, Siruseri, Chennai. It’s about her experience on our ‘Online Younglings’…

By Deepana Gandhi

Join us in creating history as we enable STEM learning for the next billion

Explore the world of STEM, You must

Skilling Women, Empowering Communities

Not your usual Internship story.

An experiment to enable living habitats on the Moon

Moonshot Wheels Turns 1

Can we have Star Trek-style radiation shields on future space missions?

Team Killalab collected extremophile cyanobacteria from the farthest reaches of Peru for their experiment destined for the lunar surface.

Inspired by Space: 12 young girls and their journey interning at TeamIndus

Making way for a multi-planetary species

Here’s how our Lab2Moon interns designed a hermetic chamber to keep things safe and secure.

Is cyanobacteria the answer to long-term life sustainability beyond Earth?

Biocon TeamZΩI hopes to find out with tests on whether photosynthesis in cyanobacteria is possible on the lunar surface

Three engineering students attempt to revolutionize how humans can combat radiation to live beyond our planet

Meet Lab2Moon team LunaDome, made up of Sam Brass and Nick Doughty, both aged 21, and 18-year-old Elliot Robinson. Sam has just arrived in…

The winners of the Lab2Moon contest may have been announced in March, but the work of getting the experiments ready for the journey from…