UK Space Environments Conference
7 Jun 2012
“UK Research & Education for Space & Terrestrial Benefit”
The UK Space Biomedicine Association invites students, professionals and the general public to the first UK Space Environments Conference in Aberdeen, 16 – 17 June, 2012. This is the only conference where representatives from UK organisations actively engaged in fields such as Space Biomedicine, Exobiology, Astrochemistry and Microgravity-physics will collectively meet to aid the development of space environments research and education in the UK. The meeting represents a unique opportunity to:
- Showcase current activities related to research and education in the space environment.
- Interact and collaborate with pioneers & colleagues from numerous disciplines involved in R&D associated with aspects of the space environment.
- Contribute to and learn about the development of a national UK space biomedicine strategy.
Keynote speakers will be:
- Dr Jeff Davis, Director of NASA space life science and medical operations
- Professor Charles Cockell, Professor of Astrobiology at Edinburgh University
- British astronaut Major Tim Peake will also be speaking about the challenges and benefits of performing science in space.
Venue: Satrosphere Science Centre, 179 Constitution Street, Aberdeen, AB24 5TU
Dates: 16-17th June 2012
Registration: Professionals- £91, Students- £67
Website: http://uksba.org/conference/
