A call for innovative solutions and research on the challenge of human life in space and a grand gathering for key figures in the space industry and Humans In Space Challenge finalists to network and discover new findings.
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Interdisciplinary space event where the international space community-along with adjacent industries interested in pursuing an off-world future-come together to bring humankind closer to living and working in space.
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Develops an all-in-one cartridge and diagnostic device that monitors the gut microbiome of a space traveler using just 1 gram of stool sample.
Builds an AI-based brain monitoring hardware and software that enables long-term brain monitoring and expansive data collection/analysis in space.
Develops the first protein-based artificial retina to restore vision for patients with advanced retina degenerative disease by leveraging the microgravity environment.
Provides an error-corrected Next Generation Sequencing (ecNGS) platform to detect DNA damage and mutation caused by the space environment.
Offers bioelectronic balance restoration system to restore balance function for elderly and astronauts.
Builds and operates small satellites with programmable labs in the LEO environment for various R&D purposes such as biopharmaceutical research.
Develops wearable radiation dosimeters in the forms of contact lenses and flexible skin patches that can monitor radiation exposure of astronauts in space.
Develops a neuro-protectant formulation that protects the human brain from the negative impacts of microgravity environment.
Determines the efficacy of inhibiting alternative end-joining as a countermeasure for carcinogenesis caused by galactic cosmic rays.
Develops a point-of-care monitoring system for astronauts' stress level by using near-infrared fluorescence imaging to assess G-quadruplex DNA structures.
Conducts comprehensive multi-omic profiles to analyze the immune system and develop countermeasures for immune dysregulations.
Develops a new Personalized Tourniquet System (PTS) for BFR exercise to prevent the loss of muscle and bone minerals in space.
Tackling the Challenges of Human Life in Space
The Humans In Space Symposium was a pivotal gathering, bringing together esteemed figures from the space industry alongside finalists of the HIS Challenge, fostering networking opportunities and a unified mission to propel human presence among the stars.
We were thrilled to announce that our Humans In Space Symposium was hosted at the prestigious Las Vegas Caesars Forum Convention Center.
With its expansive and flexible meeting spaces, cutting-edge facilities, and prime location on the iconic Las Vegas Strip, the world-class convention center offered everything we needed to create an unforgettable experience for our attendees.
From the moment guests set foot inside foot inside, they were immersed in an atmosphere of luxury and sophistication, surrounded by the city's vibrant energy. We were delighted to have witnessed the magic unfold and to have seen our attendees come together for a truly extraordinary occasion at the Caesars Forum Convention Center.
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