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For further information, contact:
Sandra Radford, ISSET
email: sradford@isset.org
Telephone: +44 (0)2920710295
Mission Discovery Itinerary
NASA Team Building and Personal Development
Why Biomedicine in Space?
NASA team building, leadership Types, personal development and first crew assignment
The Environment of Space and Space Shuttle Missions
How the body adapts to weightlessness
Biomedical experiments in space, working in space and the crews' first steps towards mission accomplishment
Full Mission Brief
The International Space Station as an environment for biomedical research
The cardiovascular system, from take-off to landing and the time that flows. Detailed mission brief. advanced draft crew mission outlines
Improving Life on Earth
Presentation skills, how Space can improve life on Earth and how space experiments can help increase our knowledge of skeletal and muscle systems, ageing, growth, exercise, pain and rehabilitation
Completion of mission presentations
Final Mission Selection
The teams will present their ideas and be able to join in the selection of the Mission Discovery Final Mission Selection
The Mission Discovery team will...
Dine and socialise with the Mission Crew Members. Rewards for the day will be made and certificates / prizes awarded
Further Information
Location: King's College London
Date: 9th to 13th July, 2012
Length of Assignment: Daily 09.30 until 16.30
Cost: £325 non-residential or £650 residential, including 4 nights accommodation
Crew Quarters: King's College London
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