1. What is the focus of this training program?
This program is designed to introduce you to the exciting field of space medicine. You’ll explore the state of the field, recent NASA research gaps and technologies, and learn how to kickstart your career as a space medicine researcher. The program also includes training on meta-analysis fundamentals and a hands-on research project leading to publication.
2. Who is this program for?
This program is ideal for: Medical professionals, students, or researchers interested in space medicine. Individuals looking to start a research career in space medicine. Those eager to publish their first meta-analysis or systematic review in space.
3. What topics will be covered?
The program covers: State of Space Medicine: Overview of the field and its relevance to human health and space exploration. NASA Research Gaps and Technologies: Insights into recent research priorities and technological advancements in space medicine. Kickstarting Your Space Medicine Career: Practical guidance on entering the field as a researcher. Meta-Analysis Fundamentals: Step-by-step instructions for conducting meta-analyses. Hands-On Research Project: Collaboration on a meta-analysis or systematic review with a focus on publication.
4. How much does the program cost?
The fee for the two-month program is $450.
5. How long is the program?
The program spans two months, with one live online session every week, providing you with ample time to learn, practice, and complete your research project.
6. What are the eligibility criteria for joining the program?
We welcome applications from passionate individuals eager to join the space research industry. However, due to limited spots (only 4-5 participants per cohort), selection is highly competitive. We prioritize candidates who demonstrate a strong interest and commitment to advancing their research skills and pursuing a career in space medicine. If you are not selected for the current cohort, don’t worry—your enthusiasm is highly valued, and we’ll ensure you’re given priority consideration for future cohorts!