Their facilities consist of a control room, a clean room, a ground station for educational satellites and a laboratory for fluidics experiments.
E-USOC specialises in the experimental setting of the NASA Microgravity Science Glovebox (MSG) rack, mostly in the fields of fluidics and material sciences. E-USOC is in constant communication with NASA.
Examples of experiments operated by E-USOC are the Geophysical Fluid Flow under Microgravity (GeoFlow) is an ESA experiment that studies thermal convection to model Earth’s liquid core, and the Transparent Alloys project to study the melting-solidification processes in plastics.