NPR | On the Short Wave podcast, Ariel Ekblaw talks to Regina G. Barber about how Aurelia Institute and spinout company Rendezvous Robotics are working to build self-assembling space architecture to off-world industries like agriculture and manufacturing in order to build a better Earth.

Bloomberg | On The Close with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld, Ariel Ekblaw discusses how Aurelia and Rendezvous Robotics are leading the paradigm shift to self-assembling space architecture.

Via Satellite | Ariel Ekblaw joins the On Orbit podcast to discuss the autonomous, modular tiles that Rendezvous Robotics is developing to dock and build structures in space.

WBUR’s On Point | Ariel Ekblaw talks with Meghna Chakrabarti and Christian Davenport about public-private partnerships and the emerging space economy

The Naked Scientists Podcast | Interview with Annika Rollock on TESSERAE and the engineering challenges of building space habitats.

Shaping Science Podcast | Ariel Ekblaw joins New York Academy of Sciences President Nicholas Dirks to discuss the complexity and promise of modern space exploration.

TechCrunch | Rendezvous Robotics has launched to commercialize and scale TESSERAE self-assembling technology

Wall Street Journal | Attractive windows, improved sleeping quarters and other amenities will make housing in orbit feel more like a cabin than a tin can

Financial Times | An orbital industrial revolution is under way, says Ariel Ekblaw in an op-ed

MIT News | Aurelia Institute, founded by a team from MIT, serves as a research lab, an education and outreach center, and a policy hub for the space industry.

My Modern Met | Space Garden is a fascinating concept where common garden plants are grown inside pods that make up a low-Earth-orbit greenhouse.

Ex Terra Podcast | Tom Patton talks with Evan Hilgemann, Senior Mechatronics Engineer for Aurelia Institute.

Fox Business | Aurelia Institute co-founder and CEO Ariel Ekblaw weighs in on innovation in space, the significance of the China threat and the industry receiving more investments on 'Mornings with Maria.'

WIRED | Off-world agriculture has long seemed experimental, but that could soon change thanks to a collaboration between design firm Heatherwick Studio and the space architecture nonprofit Aurelia Institute.

Newsweek | On the new episode of @Newsweek’s Expanding Space, CEO Ariel Ekblaw talks to @Joshua Rett Miller about Aurelia’s TESSERAE self-assembling space habitats, the shared and different priorities of NASA and commercial space companies, and how the research, engineering, science, and technology that will bring humanity to the Moon and Mars will benefit life on Earth.

Boston Business Journal | Aurelia Institute named among “the launches, funding rounds, new deals, partnerships, awards and more that BostInno has determined puts these startups on the verge of something big.”

Fast Company | The Aurelia team is recognized in the Small But Mighty category

Aviation Week | Garrett Reim tours the TESSERAE Space Habitat Pavilion and talks with Ariel Ekblaw about Aurelia’s self-assembling tile technology