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2018 NASA Human Research Program Investigators' Workshop HRP Research: The Gateway to Mars
NASA's Human Research Program (HRP) hosted its annual Investigators’ Workshop (IWS) in Galveston, Texas, Jan. 22-25, 2018. This is the primary venue for reporting progress and results in HRP-funded research and technology tasks to HRP Program Management, with the additional benefit of permitting cross-discipline interactions among the full spectrum of investigators.
The theme of this year’s meeting was “HRP Research: The Gateway to Mars.” Despite government shutdown challenges, the IWS was a large success with 1,162 registrants and 884 attendees and 420 presentations (141 oral and 279 posters).
In collaboration with NASA, the Translational Research Institute for Space Health live streamed and recorded the plenary sessions. They are available below.
HRP IWS 18: Day One
- Welcome and General Comments by Dr. John Charles
- Updates on Government Shutdown by Dr. Jennifer Fogarty
- Recent Changes in HRP and Impact on Investigators by Dr. William Paloski
- Astro-Spies: The Art of Neil Jacobe by Dr. John Charles
- Institutional Review Board - Changing Times by Dr. Charles W. Lloyd
- Our Space, Our Health: A New Way Forward by Drs. Dorit Donoviel and Virginia Wotring
- The Vision for the Translational Research Institute for Space Health by Dr. Dorit Donoviel
- Aspirin as a Cancer Preventative Agent - Existing Evidence and Remaining Questions by Dr. Ernest Hawk
HRP IWS 18: Day Three
2018 Spotlight Video - Astro Peggy Whitson
NASA Astronaut Dr. Peggy Whitson talks about her time and research aboard the International Space Science.
