Virtual Symposium on Human Spaceflight

 

NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor

Bioastronautics@hopkins held a Virtual Symposium on Human Spaceflight, on Feb. 24, 2021.This was the first event for the special interest group led by Mark Shelhamer, JHU Professor of Otolaryngology and former Chief Scientist of the NASA Human Research Program.Keynote speakers included physician and NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor, and N. Wayne Hale, Director of Human Spaceflight at Special Aerospace Services and the former Space Shuttle Program Manager at NASA. The symposium included researchers in the field from universities and institutions across the country. Below are some of the recorded presentations from the symposium.

Host: Mark Shelhamer, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Moderators: Mallika Sarma and Serena Tang, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Assistance was provided by JHU WSE’s Commercial and Government Program Office (Larry Nagahara, Peter Zeender, Linda McLean, Bruce Dennett, William Bagley)

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Video Presentations

Jason Kalirai, Space Exploration at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory – (No video)

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Opening Keynote – Wayne Hale, Special Aerospace Services; former Director of Space Shuttle Program at NASA
Erik Antonsen, Ending Siloes: The Need to Paint the Big Picture of Human System Risks in Human Spaceflight
Aenor Sawyer, The Health Sense Matrix for Space – (No video)

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Michael Schubert, Autonomous Rehab to Reduce Motion Sickness and Improve Balance – (No video)

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Mike Rosen, Team Physiological Dynamics and Communication Measurement Strategies for LDSE Competencies
Sharon Gerecht, 3D Human Vascular Models to Study Responses to Radiation and Hypoxia – (No video)

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Deok-Ho Kim – (No video)

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Serena Auñón-Chancellor – (No video)

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