Fridays, February – April
The University of Michigan Space Institute is convening a weekly discussion group around the presentations from the latest NASA PI Launchpad Workshop. We welcome interested faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and senior PhD students to join in this conversation. The meetings will be held on Fridays from February through April.
The NASA Continue Reading »
The Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Care (MICHR), in collaboration with the Space Institute, hosts a Research Jam to spur discussions and collaborations on Space Medicine. Read the call and take the survey!
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NASA continues to extend spaceflight opportunities through Leadership, Diversity, Inclusion, Innovation, and Precision Medicine.
The purpose of the symposium is to communicate the current state of NASA spaceflight health knowledge. Speakers will highlight NASA’s operational medicine and biomedical research findings that are establishing how the Continue Reading »
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Prices Increase SUNDAY, October 31
This is your final chance to save BIG on the first commercial space event of the year! Prices increase this Sunday, October 31 at midnight.
SpaceComm & the 48th Spaceport Summit are teaming up for a progressive program that provides the latest-breaking big picture insights and critical industry outlooks. Continue Reading »
Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) is hosting a University-wide art competition where the winning pieces go to space!
The 2021 Space Art Competition is being held from October 4th to October 20th, with all materials provided to students free of charge. The art will then be
Natacha Chough (M.D. 2010) spent her childhood looking at the sky. There was something so inviting, so challenging about the immensity of space — and our place within it. She decided early on that she wanted to work at NASA.
During an undergraduate internship at NASA in 2000, Chough learned about aerospace medicine, a specialty Continue Reading »
