ADVANCING HEALTH RESEARCH FOR
EARTH AND SPACE
ABOUT
The Canadian Space Health Research Network (CSHRNet) is a federally incorporated (1442189-2) not-for-profit organization.
Space health is a multidisciplinary field that encompasses Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math for the purpose of enabling physical, mental, and social well-being of humans to survive and thrive in outer space.
Our mission is to develop and support research and training initiatives in space health by fostering collaboration between researchers and providing trainees with opportunities to advance their careers in the field. To expand and strengthen the collaborative effort of representatives from academia, private industry and government agencies to work together to facilitate scientific discovery and knowledge translation for the benefit of all Canadians.
Our vision is to be a collaborative research network for the space health community in Canada, and to generate academic knowledge for the benefit of space exploration and for the health and well-being of all Canadians.
The CSHRNet Advisory Board
Steven Boyd, Santiago Costantino, Roxanne Fournier (Industry Partnerships Chair), Alyshia Guan (Communications Chair) Laurence Harris, David Hart, Richard Hughson, Giuseppe Iaria (Founder and Research Chair), Phyllis Johnson, Joan Saary, Peter Suedfeld, Guy Trudel, Chen Wang.
