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Left to Right: Dr Keira Tucker, Dr Gilles Bailet, Katie Tubbing and Dr Vineetha Jayawarna work on the design of their fabric painted with bacterial dyes before it is sent into space. (Photo: University of Glasgow)

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Glasgow research means cosmic trip could help bacteria protect future space missions from radiation

A new research collaboration which fuses fashion and science is set to send bacteria into space – and the outcomes

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