TRISH Press Releases - 2024
TRISH announces selection for SHIP solicitation
May 9 鈥 TRISH announced its first selection for the Space Health Ingress Program (SHIP) solicitation. Read the release.
TRISH Press Release Archive
TRISH seeking scientist proposals to advance space health research
Dec. 18 - TRISH is seeking innovative proposals for projects that recruit and engage researchers new to space biomedical research. Selected proposals will receive a partnership grant as part of the Space Health Ingress Program (SHIP). Read the announcement.
BCM, Australian Antarctic Division announce agreement to advance collaboration in space health research
Nov. 30 - A new agreement between TRISH and the Australian Antarctic Division will enable a new international collaboration for scientific research and discovery in the field of space health to better understand human resilience and behavioral health in remote and isolated environments resembling the challenges of spaceflight. Read the announcement.
TRISH to study spaceflight effects on genome and nervous system on Axiom Space's Ax-3 Mission
Nov. 28 - TRISH will conduct a suite of human health and performance research projects during Axiom Space鈥檚 upcoming Axiom Mission 3 (Ax-3) to the International Space Station (ISS), scheduled to launch in 2024. Read the announcement.
TRISH selects healthcare and data management projects for spaceflights
Nov. 1 - TRISH announced two new projects with Ejenta and TrialX to develop systems to improve healthcare delivery and data management for spaceflight participants and researchers.
TRISH calls for postdoctoral proposals for fellowship program
Oct. 4 - TRISH announced it is seeking proposals for its postdoctoral fellowship program, which supports early career scientists pursuing research with the potential to reduce the human health risks associated with spaceflight.
TRISH selects 2023 class of space health postdoctoral fellows
July 18 - TRISH announces its selections for the TRISH 2023 fellowship cohort of postdoctoral researchers. Read the announcement.
Baylor, Korea National Institute of Health collaborate to further space health research
April 27 鈥 A new agreement between 香港6合开奖结果鈥檚 Center for Space Medicine and the Korea National Institute of Health (KNIH) will enable new international collaboration for scientific research and discovery in the field of space health.
TRISH seeking proposals for data transfer technology for space health
April 6 鈥 TRISH announced it is seeking proposals for developing a health and research data management platform for humans journeying into space.
TRISH research on Axiom's Ax-2 Mission to examine effects of spaceflight on humans
March 20 鈥 TRISH announced several human health and performance research projects to be conducted aboard Axiom Mission 2 (Ax-2) to the International Space Station (ISS).
TRISH selects two projects to advance human space health research through cellular repair
Nov. 21&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH announced its selection of two projects that will protect astronaut health by enhancing pre-existing cellular repair. The awards are part of TRISH鈥檚 Biomedical Research Advances for Space Health solicitation.
TRISH sends human health experiments aboard Polaris Dawn Mission
Nov. 2&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH will send a series of human health research experiments aboard the upcoming Polaris Dawn mission, the first in a series of human spaceflight missions from the Polaris Program. Read the announcement.
Polaris Dawn selects 38 science and research experiments to advance human health and space exploration
Oct. 24&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Polaris Dawn the selection of research for the mission, including many TRISH-sponsored projects.
TRISH fellowship seeks to train space health scientists
Sept. 29 鈥 TRISH announced a fellowship opportunity for postdoctoral scientists tackling the challenges of deep space exploration. Read the release.
TRISH awards three postdoctoral fellowships to further space health research
July 7 鈥 TRISH announced the new fellowship cohort of postdoctoral researchers supported by the TRISH Academy of Bioastronautics. Read the release.
TRISH partners with academic institutions to increase diversity in space health
June 21 鈥 TRISH announced new funded partnerships with teams at Texas State University and the University of Florida, awardees of TRISH鈥檚 Diversity Partnership Solicitation Program. The awards are an important aspect of TRISH鈥檚 ongoing commitment to increasing engagement from underrepresented groups in the field of space health research. Read the release.
TRISH releases space health documentary and resources
May 23&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH releases the documentary, exploring the health challenges of human spaceflight. The film features astronauts, scientists, and innovators all working to keep humans healthy in space. Read the release.
Axiom Space Ax-1 mission to expand health, technology researchers鈥 access to the ISS
March 17&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH adds the Ax-1 crew members鈥 biomedical data to the Institute鈥檚 EXPAND database to help further human exploration in space. .
TRISH to enhance research on Ax-1 mission, data on human spaceflight impacts
March 3 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH will sponsor important human health and performance research on the Ax-1 mission, the world鈥檚 first all-private astronaut mission to the International Space Station. Read the release.
TRISH Names Space Medicine Veteran as Chief Scientific Officer
Feb. 22&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;The Translational Research Institute for Space Health at 香港6合开奖结果 with consortium partners, Caltech and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, announces the addition of Jennifer Fogarty, Ph.D., as the Institute鈥檚 chief scientific officer. View article.
TRISH to collaborate with Polaris Program on human health research in space during historic mission
Feb. 14&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH will collaborate with the Polaris Program by conducting human health space research during the Polaris Dawn mission targeted to launch late 2022.
TRISH releases a partnership funding opportunity to increase diversity in space research
Feb. 1&苍产蝉辫;鈥 The TRISH 2022 Diversity Partnership Solicitation calls for proposals from potential partners to innovate and implement strategies to target and increase engagement from diverse populations of researchers and trainees. Read the release.
TRISH: funding for companies to solve health challenges for lunar missions
Jan. 20&苍产蝉辫;鈥 The TRISH 2022 Industry Solicitation calls for medical monitoring and real-time guidance proposals that could aid astronauts during lunar missions. Read the release.
Future human spaceflight gets boost from Inspiration4 research
Dec. 10&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH researchers met with the Inspiration4 crew to offer insights on research and data collected during the Inspiration4 mission. Read the release.
TRISH seeks proposals to counteract spaceflight body wear-and-tear in BRASH 2201 Solicitation
Dec. 1&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH announced the Institute is seeking scientific proposals for disruptive technologies, therapies and/or approaches to protecting astronaut health through enhancing pre-existing internal cellular repair functions in its BRASH 2201 solicitation. Read the release.
TRISH announces international research collaboration during Space Adventures' MZ Mission
Nov. 29 - The TRISH-sponsored human health and performance research will be part of Space Adventures Yusaku Maezawa's mission to the International Space Station (ISS), launching Dec. 8 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Read the release.
TRISH demonstrates performance of portable handheld ultrasound in space
Sept. 29 - TRISH celebrates the success of the Butterfly iQ, an innovative medical imaging technology demonstration, aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Read the release.
TRISH announces Postdoc 2201 solicitation
Sept. 22 - TRISH is seeking exceptional proposals from postdoctoral fellows ready to help solve the challenges of space exploration. The TRISH postdoctoral fellowship program supports early career scientists pursuing innovative, breakthrough research with the potential to reduce spaceflight associated health risks and improve astronaut performance. Read the release.
TRISH launches first commercial spaceflight medical research program
Sept. 7 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH launches EXPAND, the first-of-its kind research platform to study human health and performance in private spaceflight participants. As part of the EXPAND program, TRISH will work with commercial spaceflight providers and their passengers to collect inflight health data from multiple space flights and house it in a centralized research database.
TRISH awards nearly $4M in awards in response to BRASH 2101 Solicitation
Aug. 31 - TRISH announced the selection of four creative proposals with never-before-tried ways to reduce potential damage to humans from the space environment through manipulation of metabolism and the normal state-of-being at the cellular or whole organism level. Read the press release.
TRISH research to launch into space aboard historic Inspiration4 mission
Aug. 30 - TRISH, in partnership with , and , announces human health research set to launch on the Inspiration4 mission. The research projects will monitor the health of the crew and provide data to further human exploration of space. Read the .
TRISH awards four postdoctoral fellowships
July 15 - TRISH announced selection of four early-career scientists to receive its postdoctoral fellowship award. Read the press release.
The Butterfly iQ Catches a Ride on the SpaceX Dragon to Space
June 3 - The 22nd SpaceX Dragon cargo resupply payload included a TRISH supported technology: Butterfly iQ, the world's first handheld, single-probe whole-body ultrasound system using semiconductor technology. Read the press release.
TRISH adds astronauts, scientists to scientific advisory board
March 17 - TRISH recently announced the appointment of seven outstanding thought leaders, including two astronauts, who joined the Scientific Advisory Board. Read the on SpaceRef.
NASA grants renewal and funding for deep space health protections
Feb. 26 - After a favorable program review in December 2020, NASA has exercised its option to renew TRISH until 2028 receiving up to $134.6 million in additional funding to continue advancing space health research and technologies. Read the on Space Daily.
TRISH receives renewal from NASA
Feb. 12 - TRISH, was granted renewal from NASA this week, which will allow the organization to continue to conduct biomedical research geared at protecting astronauts in deep space through 2028. Read InnovationMap's .
TRISH releases BRASH 2101 solicitation
Oct. 23 - TRISH's BRASH solicitation, released today, seeks novel research and multi-disciplinary approaches to reduce health risks for Mars explorers through manipulation of human metabolism and homeostasis at the cellular or whole organism level. Step-1 proposals are due Dec. 21, 2020 by 5 p.m. EST.
Three innovative companies selected to guard the mind of Mars explorers
Sept. 23&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH awarded Z3VR, Ejenta and Holobiome grants to advance their innovative behavioral health technologies to address the needs of future long-duration space missions. Read the announcement.
TRISH awards grants to mitigate the effects of space radiation
Sept. 18&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH has selected five research teams to advance the study of space radiation using human tissue/organ models. Read the press release.
TRISH awards postdoctoral fellowships
July 1&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH announced five postdoctoral fellows selected to advance research in space translatable life science. Read the press release.
Space Health Assists in COVID-19
April 20 - The COVID-19 pandemic is a huge challenge for health professionals everywhere. TRISH-funded advances for space health are proving to be useful during this crisis.
TRISH Seeks Space Radiation Research Proposals
Jan. 8 - The Institute released a new funding initiative supporting research advances in the study of space radiation and is seeking countermeasures for deep space exploration. Find the . Read the news release here.
Hacking for health equity TRISH announces new postdoc fellows TRISH announces two sleep studies for astronaut behavioral health TRISH selects Industry 1901 proposals
Oct. 21&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH is participating the second annual Health Equity Hackathon in Houston, using newly available data to help address innovations for underserved communities. Read the .
July 25 鈥 TRISH awarded postdoctoral fellowships to six outstanding early career scientists working in space-translatable life sciences. Read the news on .
June 17- TRISH and Philips the selection of two research studies leveraging Philips technology to evaluate if sleep can be made more efficient to improve cognitive function and behavioral health.
April 1 - TRISH partnered with the Consortia for Improving Medicine with Innovation and Technology to grant $1.5 million in awards to nine companies as part of the Industry 1901 solicitation. The news release can be found here.
TRISH In the News - 2024
What would happen to a dead body in space?
Feb. 17 - TRISH chief engineer Jimmy Wu tells all the details of what would happen to a body in space in the dangerous environment space provides.
Q&A: Solving astronauts鈥 health challenges in deep space could have payoffs on Earth
Feb. 16 - asked and TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel answered. In this Q&A session, explore the risks of deep space travel, the research aimed to address them, and the ways in which their findings can help humans on and off the planet.
The 鈥榃ild West鈥 of space research
Feb. 1 - How will the new wave of commercial spaceflight affect the rigor and quality of scientific research in space? In this article, TRISH Executive Director Dorit Donoviel talks with about the need for guidelines that ensure safe and ethical research in space health.
Space health advancement reaches beyond borders
Jan. 30 - TRISH communications fellow Esha Raut spotlights three of Baylor College of Space Medicine鈥檚 international partners in about the importance of international collaboration in space health.
New effort seeks to study health issues for private astronauts
Jan. 26 - In this discussing various studies on the health of private astronauts, TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Jennifer Fogarty emphasizes the importance of understanding the impact space travel has on women鈥檚 health.
Countdown continues for SpaceX mission headed to the International Space Station
Jan. 17 - Ahead of Axiom Space鈥檚 third mission to the International Space Station, TRISH Chief Medical Officer Emmanuel Urquieta sits down with to discuss the changes astronauts experience before, during and after their time in space.
Space travel taxes astronauts鈥 brains. But microbes on the menu could help in unexpected鈥痺ays
Jan. 16 - How do we level up astronaut food to better support humans on the long trip to Mars? TRISH Executive Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel co-authors this piece fo on the challenges of getting to Mars, the relationship between diet and mental health, and the importance of microbes in maintaining the well-being of our astronauts.
TRISH In the News Archives
BCM鈥檚 Dr. Klotman Weekly Video Message- Week 194
Dec. 8 - In this week鈥檚 , BCM President Dr. Klotman highlights the partnership between TRISH and the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD).
The Coldest Continent on Earth: An Analog for Space Health Research?
Dec. 7 - In , TRISH communications fellow Shivani Persaud compares the frigid environment of Antarctica to the extreme nature of space, illustrating how we might leverage this similarity to better prepare astronauts for the mental and physical tolls of spaceflight.
Houston-Australia team to use Antarctica's climate for space research
Dec. 4 - How can Antarctica help our understanding of space? TRISH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta talks with the about how TRISH and the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) will use the extreme conditions of the South Pole to advance health research in preparation for our journey to the moon and Mars.
The Bodily Indignities of the Space Life
Nov. 12 鈥 talks to TRISH鈥檚 Drs. Dorit Donoviel, Jennifer Fogarty, and TRISH investigator Dr. Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic about the gravity of expanding our lives beyond Earth and how the human body could fare.
BCM鈥檚 Dr. Klotman Weekly Video Message 鈥 Week 187
Oct. 20 鈥 from BCM President Dr. Paul Klotman highlights the TRISH co-authored astro ethics publication.
Can humans reproduce in space?
Oct. 20 鈥 TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel offers a realistic take on reproduction in space in this article with .
Launching into the ethical dimensions of health research in space
Oct. 19 鈥 TRISH communications fellow Esha Raut shares the determined guidelines of ethical human health research in space in , as a result of .
Back Down to Earth
Sept. 27 鈥 TRISH chief scientific officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty is featured on NBC , discussing the health and bodily impact of long durations in space.
What 1 year in space does to the body as NASA Astronaut Frank Rubio returns home
Sept. 27 - TRISH鈥檚 chief scientific officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty speaks with ABC news about the effects of space on the body considering Astronaut Frank Rubio鈥檚 return in this article with .
Astro Ethics: Grand Ethical Challenges for Safeguarding Human Health in Outer Space
Sept. 8 鈥 Who regulates health research when it extends beyond Earth? TRISH senior communications associate Madison Hever highlights the challenges in the ethics of conducting human health research in space in ahead of BCM鈥檚 BioEthics Grand Rounds featuring TRISH鈥檚 Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta, Jimmy Wu and TRISH Investigator Dr. Eric Bershad.
Now Launching: Space Health
Sept. 5 鈥 In , TRISH senior communications associate Madison Hever shares the initiatives the Institute is focused on in advancing space health research and protecting astronauts in the future.
Center for Space Medicine, TRISH us spaceflight to advance healthcare on Earth
Aug. 29 鈥 TRISH and CSM鈥檚 senior communications associate Madison Hever discusses the importance of space health research in advance human space exploration in .
What happens if someone dies in space?
July 31 - What happens if someone dies in space? TRISH chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta weighs the possible scenarios and logistics in the event of a death during a mission to space in .
The field of space medicine lifts off
July 6 - 鈥淭here鈥檚 never been a better time to be in the field of space medicine than today,鈥 said TRISH chief medical officer, Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta in .
Crops grown without sunlight could help feed astronauts bound for Mars
June 8 - Feeding Mars-bound astronauts: simple survival 鈥渋s not the goal." TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty explains to why today鈥檚 preserved food system 鈥渋s completely inadequate for a Mars mission.鈥
Researching in the commercial space industry
June 7 - What can we learn about space health from the data collected on Ax-2? TRISH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta explains on the InnovationMap鈥檚 .
Is Space the Next Frontier of Health Research?
June 1 - Conducting drug research in space pushes product development to new heights, without the limits of gravity 鈥 resulting in advances for patients on Earth, shares TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel at the l.
UCF College of Medicine Joins Partnership to Study Health Impacts of Space Travel
May 30 - The University of Central Florida College of Medicine its collaboration with TRISH to collect data and biospecimens from commercial spaceflight participants to better understand how space flight impacts health.
Ax-2 Mission to Conduct Studies to Mitigate Negative Effects of Human Spaceflight
May 24 - Ax-2 is a unique opportunity for TRISH researchers to collect more data on key human health metrics like cognition, vision, sleep, etc. Learn about how the EXPAND database is building our knowledge, thanks to private spaceflight partners in this .
Houston space research nonprofit announces new international agreement
May 8 鈥 shares more on TRISH鈥檚 agreement with the Korea National Institute of Health (KNIH) to collaborate on research and discovery relating to space health.
Q&A: Why astronauts will need their own health data management platform
April 28 - Why will space explorers need their own health data management platform? TRISH deputy director and chief innovation officer James Hury shares the answer with .
More private space missions mean more data on astronaut health
April 25 鈥 TRISH chief scientific officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta are featured on NPR's WMFE on leveraging the surge in private space missions to collect critical data on how space travel affects the human body.
The final frontier of human sexuality may be in space
Feb. 14 鈥 TRISH chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta spoke to about the role of isolation and confinement in space and how the distance can impact the feeling of connectedness to family and friends on Earth.
The many, many reasons space travel is bad for the human body
Jan. 12 鈥 Leaving Earth upends almost every system inside the body. TRISH chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta shares the demands space makes of the human body with the , and the advances that need to be made for a successful future in space travel.
Good Ethics to Good Science in Commercial Spaceflight Research
Jan. 6 鈥 TRISH communications and education officer Rachael Dempsey shares the aims of TRISH and 香港6合开奖结果 in addressing the need for social responsibility in human health research in space. She highlights how the Institute is closing the gap in .
Spaceflight Companies Promised to Do Science - So, How's It Going?
Dec. 20 鈥 Research has historically taken a back seat in the space industry's initial jaunts into the cosmos, but TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel tells it's starting to pick up.
TRISH Postdoctoral Fellowship is Advancing Space Health Research and Careers
Nov. 10 鈥 TRISH postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Evan Buettmann, shares his experience as a TRISH postdoc and gives advice to potential proposers in this blog.
What healthcare insights can we gain from space exploration?
Nov. 7&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH deputy director and chief innovation officer James Hury spoke with TRISH's work: adapting known tech for space applications and using space-based insights to improve healthcare at home.
The future of medicine in space: drug development, manufacturing, and beyond Phantom
Oct. 6 鈥 What will the future of medicine in space look like? spoke with TRISH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta about the risks to human health in space.
Phantom Mannequins will help us understand how cosmic radiation affects female bodies Sex in space will look like nothing we've ever seen before
Sept. 22&苍产蝉辫;鈥 consulted TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty on the implications and risks associated with conception in space.
Phantom Mannequins will help us understand how cosmic radiation affects female bodies
Aug. 19&苍产蝉辫;鈥 spoke to TRISH chief scientific officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty about the challenges and solutions for keeping humans, specifically females, healthy during Artemis missions to the moon and future deep space missions.
TRISH connects research for hydrocephalus to space health
July 22&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH Investigator Dr. Michael Williams, NASA astronaut Dr. Michael Barratt, Polaris Dawn's Kidd Poteet, and TRISH leadership spoke at a panel during the Hydrocephalus Association Annual Conference. shared the importance of space research to help find a solution to hydrocephalus on Earth.
Space innovations lead to a healthier life
April 12&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH Executive Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel鈥檚 focuses on how space health research can impact lives here on Earth and the terrestrial applications of TRISH research.
4 Astronauts will help scientists learn how space travel affects the human body
April 8&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty鈥檚 discussion with NPR affiliate WMFE was featured on .
TRISH research on the Ax-1 mission
April 8&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;During the , TRISH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta explains each of the research projects that are collecting biomedical data on the Ax-1 crew members.
SpaceX private Ax-1 mission鈥檚 science includes self-assembling robots and light-powered air filters
April 4&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; highlights research part of the Ax-1 mission, including TRISH biomedical data collection.
A new era of space science takes flight thanks to private civilian missions
March 29 鈥&苍产蝉辫;As Axiom Space鈥檚 Ax-1 mission prepares for launch, TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty shares the benefits of increased access to space and what it could mean for space health research on WMFE鈥檚 .
Establishment of an open biomedical database for commercial spaceflight
March 22&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH鈥檚 Dr. Dorit Donoviel, James Hury, Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta, and Jimmy Wu draft a letter in that highlights the work TRISH is doing in creating the first-ever biomedical database for commercial spaceflight.
Astronaut blood samples reveal health risks posed by space flight
March 10 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH-funded investigator Dr. David Goukassian鈥檚 work is helping us access information on the health effects of spaceflight, including more data points that could help us build a clearer picture. TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty offers context on a recently published paper in .
VCU researcher receives NASA funding to study bone, muscle loss in spaceflight
Feb. 24 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH-funded postdoctoral fellow Dr. Michael Friedman was awarded NASA grant funding to research the effect of genetic factors on bone and muscle loss during low-gravity spaceflight. Read the story in .
Just a few months in space may permanently rewire your brain
Feb. 22 鈥&苍产蝉辫;What happens to your brain in space? TRISH Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Jennifer Fogarty says we can learn a lot about the body by the changes that happen in space. .
Mars mission could bring health benefits on Earth
Feb. 9&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH chief medical officer, Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta, talked to about the benefits of space health research on future Mars missions and the applications it can have on earth.
It鈥檚 time to take reproduction in space seriously
Jan. 29 鈥&苍产蝉辫;spoke to TRISH Lead Scientist Dr. Gary Strangman for a space health perspective on whether humans can safely reproduce in space.
Study: Astronauts are losing 3 million red blood cells every second in space
Jan. 20&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Popular Science tapped TRISH Executive Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel for comment on a study suggesting astronauts may experience space anemia longer than previously thought.
Scientists want to see if humans can hibernate like squirrels while traveling in deep space Disabled Astronauts Blaze New Space Trails William Shatner is now the oldest person to ever go to space: 'The most profound experience' William Shatner is 90. Is Space Travel Even Safe for Him? Space-bound billionaires can help make the world a healthier place through research Houston innovator talks space health and the future of the commercial sector Should the Inspiration4 crew receive astronaut wings? 香港6合开奖结果鈥檚 TRISH working research initiative tied to Inspiration4 Translational Research Institute for Space Health turns Inspiration4 crew into health researchers Who gets sick in space? Space health to be explored during all-civilian Inspiration4 mission Houston-coordinated research for Inspiration4 launch Historic launch carries human health research into space Inspiration4 crew to conduct experiments in orbit on behalf of Houston researchers TRISH facilitates science on SpaceX Inspiration4 mission Houston-based research institute launches experiments with first all-civilian orbital crew All-civilian Inspiration4 launch to offer new science opportunities SpaceX Inspiration4 arrives in Florida, will complete experiments during mission SpaceX Inspiration4 mission will use Apple Watch and iPad for health research study in space TRISH presents award to student nurse at annual Aerospace Medicine meeting Civilian space science 鈥 TRISH research headed to space on Inspiration4 mission Inspiration4 expands health research on spaceflight Spaceflight concerns for the human body as commercial companies start sending more humans to space What happens when you have a heart attack on the way to Mars? Health and safety in space, the final frontier? 'Why We Go' space exploration series launches Startup Adapts AI Used In Space To Advance 香港6合开奖结果 On Earth NASA grants renewal and funding for deep space health protections Four female Houston innovators to know TRISH receives renewal from NASA Opinion: The future of spaceflight is female To boldly go where no pharma has gone before Microbiome for Mars
Oct. 21 鈥&苍产蝉辫; takes a deep dive into the selected projects from TRISH's BRASH 2101 solicitation, which will be studying the reduction of potential damage to humans from the space environment through manipulation of metabolism.
Oct. 20 - TRISH senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu shares the importance of keeping humans healthy in space in an .
Oct. 13 鈥&苍产蝉辫;After Blue Origin's successful trip to space that carried the oldest person to space, TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel the risks associated with spaceflight and whether age is a determining factor.
Oct. 4 - As more diverse space flight travelers explore beyond Earth, TRISH's interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta weighs in on whether age can have impact on the health of commercial space participants. .
Sept. 24 - After the excitement over the novelty of civilian trips to space, many wondered: "Why don't billionaires spend their money to help people with problems we already have on Earth, rather than spending it on exclusive jaunts to space?" TRISH Scientific Advisory Board members to offer a solution to the problem: research.
Sept. 22 鈥&苍产蝉辫;As commercial space exploration continues and more people make it into space, new opportunities for space health research are being made available. TRISH deputy director and chief innovation officer James Hury was featured on about where human health research fits in the future of the commercial space industry.
Sept. 18&苍产蝉辫;鈥 After the FAA changed the rules determining who gets astronaut wings earlier this year, on whether the Inspiration4 crew, which conducted TRISH research while in orbit, should receive astronaut wings.
Sept. 17 鈥 Featured in the , TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel and senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu share the importance of human health research aboard commercial space missions, like Inspiration4.
Sept. 17&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; shares how TRISH research is filling up the Inspiration4 crew鈥檚 schedule while in orbit around the Earth.
Sept. 16&苍产蝉辫;鈥 As a more diverse section of humanity is venturing into space, beyond Earth, the speaks with TRISH executive director Dr. Dorit Donoviel about how human health research can help the future of commercial spaceflight.
Sept. 16&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH was featured in discussing the institute鈥檚 involvement and research with the Inspiration4 mission.
Sept. 15 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH executive director Dorit Donoviel, Ph.D. and TRISH Principal Investigator Ashot Sargsyan to discuss the importance of the research that launched into space and the impact it can have on the future of space health research.
Sept. 15 鈥&苍产蝉辫; spoke with TRISH interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta about the Inspiration4, the role TRISH has in the mission. En Espa帽ol.
Sept. 15 鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH executive director Dorit Donoviel, Ph.D. and TRISH principal investigator Ashot Sargsyan were featured on in Space City.
Sept.15 - TRISH interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta and senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu explain the TRISH EXPAND program and the research during the Inspiration4 mission. Watch the .
Sept. 15&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; talks Inspiration4 experiments, human health research to mitigate challenges for future missions, and the difference of working with civilians versus professional astronauts with TRISH鈥檚 interim chief scientist and chief medical officer ahead of mission鈥檚 launch.
Sept. 14&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta and senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu demonstrate a couple of experiments that the Inspiration crew participated in while in orbit. .
Sept. 9&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu explains how the TRISH Inspiration4 projects can help protect humans from the harsh environment of space. .
Sept. 3&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; speaks with TRISH senior biomedical engineer Jimmy Wu about how the data collected from the Inspiration4 crew will contribute to our understanding of how the human body reacts to stress associated with spaceflight.
Sept. 1&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;TRISH presented an award to a student nurse at the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) annual meeting. The award facilitates scientific education in this unique nursing field and covers the costs for attendance at the 2022 AsMA conference.
Aug. 31&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta joined NPR affiliate WMFE for its space podcast, , highlighting the research projects headed to space on the Inspiration4 mission.
Aug. 31 鈥&苍产蝉辫; featured TRISH interim chief scientist and chief medical officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta in an article discussing the TRISH research on the Inspiration4 mission and the repository where the data will be stored for future research of the impact of spaceflight on the human body.
July 9 鈥 As more commercial spaceflight companies begin sending humans to space, TRISH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta spoke with about the many impacts spaceflight can have on the human body.
Health concerns during the mission to Mars and deep space travel
June 27 鈥 Emmanuel Urquieta, M.D. spoke with about the challenges scientists and researchers face in gearing up for missions to Mars and what TRISH is aiming to develop to protect the health of the crew.
May 4&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Emmanuel Urquieta, M.D. spoke to about what would happen if crew falls sick on a mission to Mars, and how TRISH is innovating to prepare for the worst case scenarios.
April 15 鈥 Dorit Donoviel, Ph.D. spoke to magazine about the everyday things about life in space that forces innovation.
April 7&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH and ASU's Interplanetary Initiative kick off a four-part virtual series diving into the philosophy and passions behind the desire to travel into deep space. Read the from ASU.
April 6&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; profiled Ejenta, a TRISH-funded startup that uses AI To Advance 香港6合开奖结果 for space and Earth.
Feb. 26 - After a favorable program review in December 2020, NASA has exercised its option to renew TRISH until 2028 receiving up to $134.6 million in additional funding to continue advancing space health research and technologies. Read the on Space Daily.
Feb. 22 - TRISH's director, Dorit Donoviel, Ph.D., was included in InnovationMap's of Houston innovators to know.
Feb. 12 - TRISH, was granted renewal from NASA this week, which will allow the organization to continue to conduct biomedical research geared at protecting astronauts in deep space through 2028. Read InnovationMap's .
Jan. 23 - What do all 12 of the elite Apollo astronauts who have walked on the moon have in common? They're all male. TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel shares why the future of spaceflight is female in this Houston Chronicle .
Jan. 14&苍产蝉辫;鈥 As featured in , astropharmacies could grow drugs on demand for future space travelers.
Jan. 4 - In case you missed TRISH's "Microbiome for Mars" workshop, this Microbiome Journal summarizes current microbiome research, future endeavors and how this growing field could broadly impact human health and space exploration.
Astronauts discuss ways to cope with anxiety, loneliness
Oct. 13 - Americans are working to cope with the loneliness that accompanies the fight against the spread of the coronavirus. This turned to experts at figuring out how to endure anxiety, loneliness and social separation safely and sanely - astronauts.
Staying sane on the mission to Mars
Oct. 26 - As featured on , Dr. Dorit Donoviel, discusses what it will take to get humans to Mars, safe and sane.
TRISH supports postdocs with 'Go for Launch' program
Nov. 10 - TRISH launched the 'Go for Launch' program to provide funding opportunities to third-year fellows while they job search during the pandemic. Read TRISH's letter to the editor on .
Spaceflight does some weird things to astronauts' bodies
Nov. 25 - Dr. Jeffrey P. Sutton, a member of TRISH's board of directors, weighs in on the good, the bad and the inexplicable biological changes that occur in all astronauts during spaceflight in this MIT Technology Review .
Space is dangerous, especially when you can鈥檛 call home for help
Oct. 22 - TRISH鈥檚 Deputy Chief Scientist Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta spoke to about the dangerous health concerns that face those brave enough to undertake the first mission to Mars.
鈥淔ar From Home鈥 Storyteller event features astronauts, TRISH staff
Oct. 22 - TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel and deputy chief scientist Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta participated in event alongside astronauts Nicole Stott, Cady Coleman and Dr. David Hilmers. The virtual event shared stories from space explorers and scientists preparing for the mission to Mars, and what they learned about loneliness and isolation from space. Donoviel did a Q&A about how to apply the lessons from space to coping during the pandemic.
Houston virtual reality company Z3VR says TRISH funding 鈥渕eans the world鈥
Oct. 14 - Z3VR spoke to about designing behavioral health solutions for astronauts. The company recently received a TRISH industry grant.
USA Today talks with TRISH director on top five tips to combat anxiety, loneliness
Oct. 13 - TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel spoke with about top tips for fighting anxiety and loneliness while socially distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
TRISH deputy chief scientist discusses space medicine on medical podcast
Oct. 9 - Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta talked about the unique challenges of space medicine on the healthcare podcast.
TRISH Chief Scientist gives lecture on deep space health risks
Oct. 8 - Dr. Kristin Fabre gave a lecture on the risks and hazards of deep space exploration as part of Carnegie Mellon鈥檚 Fall Seminar Series.
TRISH director joins 鈥淎bove and Beyond for Women鈥 panel
Oct. 8 - Dr. Dorit Donoviel was featured as one of three speakers at the Ellevate Houston panel. She joined NASA flight surgeon Dr. Moriah Thompson and NASA chief scientist Dr. Julie Robinson.
Researchers studying faster diagnosis, treatment of brain injuries, with TRISH funding
Oct. 1 - UTHealth researchers, funded by TRISH, are investigating using artificial intelligence and retinal cameras to diagnose strokes without the need for a MRI or CT scan. Their research was on UTHealth News.
New rapid detection sensor for COVID-19 comes from TRISH funding
Oct. 1 - Caltech researchers, with TRISH funding, have developed a that could enable at-home diagnosis in less than 10 minutes. The researchers hope to start testing hospitalized COVID-19 patients soon.
What NASA can teach us about social isolation
Sept. 23 - How do we combat loneliness and social isolation when physical distancing is critical? The "" podcast featured TRISH's Dr. Gary Strangman and how findings from space missions drive solutions for all.
Wisdom From The Women Leading The Space Industry
Aug. 16&苍产蝉辫;鈥 TRISH Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel was interviewed for Authority Magazine鈥檚 series 鈥.鈥 Dr. Donoviel candidly gives her perspectives about the most exciting aspects the space industry, the changes and challenges needed regarding women in STEM, five leadership lessons, and more.
Incredible, radiation-fighting duckweed
July 14 鈥 TRISH PI Barbara Demmig-Adams from the University of Colorado Boulder shared her work to optimize duckweed for use in spaceflight, where space, resources and fresh food are limited. Read the research brief in .
Coronavirus hasn鈥檛 hit space 鈥 yet
May 27 - Dr. Dorit Donoviel spoke to about COVID-19 and implications for health in space.
Houston: We Are On A Podcast
May 8 - TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel and TRISH Chief Scientist Dr. Kristin Fabre talked innovations for Mars with NASA鈥檚 .
Detecting Stress Through Your Sweat
Feb. 26 - TRISH funded researcher Dr. Wei Gao is taking his research on sweat sensors used to detect stress and developing it to monitor stress and anxiety in space explorers. From
Video Games Reshape How We Think Of Life After Earth
Feb. 25 - featured TRISH partner Level Ex and how it鈥檚 using video game technology to help assist astronauts properly diagnosis conditions in space.
Thought Leadership in Space Health
Jan. 26 - interviewed TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel on being a thought leader in the space medicine industry.
The Future of Making Drugs In Space
Jan. 23 - TRISH Deputy Chief Scientist Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta spoke with on how TRISH-funded research will allow drugs to be manufactured in space.
Innovating in Space City
Jan. 15 - The hosted TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel for a discussion on how the Institute takes risk to advance space medicine.
Video Game Tech Helps Doctors Work
Jan. 9 - spoke to TRISH-funded partner Level Ex on how its video game simulation can help keep astronauts healthy on long space journeys.
TRISH鈥檚 Holistic Approach to Astronaut Health
Nov. 22 - TRISH senior innovation scientist Dr. Kristin Fabre spoke with about how the institute helps make advances in space health.
Designing Health Wearables for Astronauts
Nov. 20 - TRISH partnered with medical device company Empatica to develop a wearable monitor to track astronaut health. The company was previously known for creating the first smart watch used to detect seizures. .
Space Health Innovation Conference launches in San Francisco
Nov. 5 鈥 TRISH鈥檚 Space Health Innovation Conference has thinking about test driving health technology for the longest space journey yet, and spoke to TRISH鈥檚 Senior Innovation Scientist Kristin Fabre about what鈥檚 coming next.
Mission to Mars: The healthcare challenges facing NASA
Nov. 4 - At SHIC, NASA scientists, astronauts and partners discussed the future of space health. Read the interview with TRISH leadership on NASA鈥檚 healthcare challenges from .
Medical gaming for astronaut simulation
Oct. 31&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; explores the future of gaming for space: medical training simulations by TRISH-funded gaming company, Level Ex.
Exploring the new health frontiers in space
Oct. 24&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Luminary Labs spoke with TRISH Scientists Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta about the future of health and exploring its new frontiers in space. Read the interview from .
Future Starship updates could use more details on human health and survival
Oct. 4 鈥&苍产蝉辫; spoke to TRISH Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel about the questions that still remain for protecting human health in space 鈥 even aboard the SpaceX Starship rocket.
How does space travel impact health?
Sept. 30&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; and took a look at a TRISH-funded study that will investigate the possibility of developing first-ever international medical database for retired astronauts.
From Jedis to Astronauts
Aug. 30 - covered the jump from Jedis to astronauts and how TRISH is working with game developer to improve astronaut training.
Testing wearables for sleep improvements in space
July 27&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Can a sleep device give deep-space explorers a good night鈥檚 rest? TRISH is funding investigators from the to test it out.
Health discoveries enabled by space exploration
July 19&苍产蝉辫;鈥 Dr. Dorit Donoviel channels the spirit of the Apollo program for 鈥 and lists some of the medical technologies enabled by the space program.
Who will be the first woman to walk on the moon?
July 18 - Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. Who will be the first woman? TRISH Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel spoke to the about the future of women in space.
The Moon Is a Hazardous Place to Live
July 8&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫; spoke to Dr. Dorit Donoviel about the harsh realities of the lunar surface. Healthtech innovator backed by TRISH works on space related eye conditions
June 21 - took a look at the work of TRISH-funded investigator Dr. Tasneem Sharma and her patent-pending device to study a condition affecting astronauts returning from outer space.
TRISH announces two sleep studies for astronaut behavioral health
June 17- TRISH and Philips the selection of two research studies leveraging Philips technology to evaluate if sleep can be made more efficient to improve cognitive function and behavioral health. , , and shared the news.
SPACE tomatoes funded by TRISH could feed future astronauts
May 3- Researchers at the University of California, Riverside are developing tomatoes with minimal biomass but a normal amount of fruit, thanks to a grant from TRISH. highlighted the research effort.
May 3 - highlights the work of TRISH investigators using gene editing to produce tiny tomatoes for space exploration.
April 25 - covers the TRISH-funded tiny tomato plants developed at the University of California, Riverside, could one day feed astronauts on the International Space Station.
Tiny 鈥榯issue chips鈥 are a big deal for space health research
May 3 - The National Institutes of Health sent 3D microphysiological systems, or tissue chips, to the International Space Station Lab. For TRISH, the research model opens up new possibilities to understand what happens to human organs during long space flights. A piece by 香港6合开奖结果 about this innovative new technique can be found .
Study of twin astronauts features multiple TRISH-funded projects
April 11- Astronaut Scott Kelly鈥檚 DNA had multiple changes after a year in space, according to recently published study partly funded by TRISH. Scott and his twin brother Mark鈥檚 DNA were part of the groundbreaking twin study. TRISH-funded researchers from Cornell University helped develop DNA sequencing techniques that could detect epigenetic changes in space. Read more in the .
TRISH Director speaks about scrapped all-female spacewalk
March 26 - TRISH Director Dr. Dorit Donoviel was interviewed by Canada鈥檚 about the postponed all-female spacewalk.
Red Risk School Highlights Space Health Problems, Solutions
March 18-22 - TRISH鈥檚 Red Risk School showcased NASA鈥檚 top human health risks for deep space exploration. The expert-led scientific webinar featured topics such as radiation, Spaceflight Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome or SANS, and in-flight medical capabilities. Red Risk School also covered TRISH鈥檚 current investigation portfolio and research funding priorities. A recorded version of the webinar is available here.
Space, like love, changes the human heart
Feb. 14 - On Valentine鈥檚 Day, The Verge published a light-hearted piece about how space flight affects the human heart. TRISH director Dr. Dorit Donoviel was interviewed for the .
Space2 workshop explores how confined environments affect health
Feb. 6-7 - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and TRISH collaborated to present the Space 2 workshop. The event focused on how the lack of space during spaceflight can affect the health of astronauts on board. , and each wrote pieces about the workshop.
Johnson Space Center highlights TRISH-funded device
Feb. 4 - Johnson Space Center highlighted the Butterfly iQ, a small but highly capable ultrasound tool, in its latest . The Butterfly iQ was created by Butterfly Networks and helped into NASA operations by TRISH.
