We would like to congratulate all the medical students and faculty who participated in the 2019 IMPRS Program.  This summer, over 150 students from all ...

Written by Alex Brinker Participating in the research at NASA is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; however, I was fortunate to go twice. After our first mission, ...

Written by Melissa Kacena Our Earth-based control studies are delayed by two hours so that we can mimic everything done in spaceflight. We even incorporate ...

Myron Gill was 50-years old when he began experiencing excruciating back pain. Doctors ran several tests and couldn’t figure out what was wrong with him. ...

Faculty at Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology are training doctors to provide care for women dealing with difficult pelvic disorders. ...

Burcin Ekser, MD, PhD, recently earned a grant to support groundbreaking research in the development of advanced 3-D bioprinted human liver models. A transplant surgeon ...

Written by Melissa Kacena There are numerous command centers at each NASA facility. The command center at Kennedy Space Center we are using is a ...

From its expertise in training future pediatricians, radiologists and surgeons to its collaborations with local physicians, national institutions and international leaders—Indiana University School of Medicine ...

Written by Melissa Kacena Our study has four scheduled activities which require astronaut time. The first occurred at the end of the astronaut “work day” ...

After growing up in California and spending the majority of his medical career on the east coast, Paul Ko, MD, MEd, is officially a Midwesterner ...