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The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The final presentation in this series on May 5th will feature Mr. David Willson, Research Engineer, NASA Ames Research Center  Topic:  “ Mars Exploration and Sample Return using Dragon: A New […]

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series continues this spring with the following presentation. The next presentation in this series will feature Dr. Alexandre Latchininsky,  Associate Professor/Extension Entomologist, Dept. of Ecosystem Science and Management, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming Topic:  “Remote Sensing and Locusts: The 21st Century Science vs. The Biblical […]

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The following presentation in this series will feature Mr. Tracy R. Gill,  Technology Strategy Manager, Research & Technology Management Office, NASA Kennedy Space Center Topic:  “From Earth to the ISS to […]

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The next presentation in this series will feature Dr. Gloria R. Leon, Professor Emerita, Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota Topic:  “Psychological Considerations in Astronaut Selection and Crew Support for Long […]

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The next presentation in this series will feature Dr. Raymond M. Wheeler, Senior Scientists, Surface Systems Office at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Topic:  “Growing Plants for Supplemental Food Production […]

Prolonged stays in space environments expose human subjects to multiple stressors with different effects and consequences for human physiology and psychological conditions. Some of those effects are well known and countermeasures developed, other ones are still uncertain and study can`t be considered as sufficient. Inspiration Mars private initiative currently is proposing to send a two-person […]

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The third presentation in this series will feature Dr. Vadim Rygalov, Associate Professor, Department of Space Studies Topic:  “Critical Human Factors in a Manned Martian Mission (Inspiration Mars fly – by […]

The University of North Dakota`s Department of Space Studies continues its spring 2014 Colloquium Series with a presenation by Jon Rask, life scientist at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration`s (NASA`s) Ames Research Center Space Biosciences Division. The presentation is part of this semester`s series focusing on the Human Flyby Mission to Mars. It will […]

The University of North Dakota Department of Space Studies kicks off its spring 2014 Colloquium Series with a presentation by Mike Gaffey, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor, UND Space Studies. This semester`s series focuses on the Human Flyby Mission to Mars. Space Studies is part of the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences. Full article

The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium Series will focus on “Human Flyby Missions to Mars” and will feature several leading experts in the field. The second presentation in this series will feature Jon Rask, Life Scientist in the Space Biosciences Division at NASA Ames Research Center.  Jon earned a Space Studies M.S. in 2001. Topic:  […]