The CanaDIAN spACE HEALTH RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM​

 

The biennial symposium is a two-day forum for national and international leading scientists and trainees investigating the effects of spaceflights on humans’ health, as well as those whose research has the potential to make a significant contribution to space health. Importantly, the symposium is also a venue for discussing how space health research could impact communities that are confronting a variety of medical conditions on Earth. The symposium is an opportunity for the dissemination of scientific work, the development of collaborative projects, networking, and the engagement of trainees in human health research programs.

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A Message from CSA Astronaut Joshua Kutryk

Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk shares a message with the Canadian Space Health Research Network ahead of the 2026 Space Health Research Symposium, taking place November 2–4 in Montréal. Thank you, Joshua, for supporting Canada's space health research community.

 

L'astronaute de l'Agence spatiale canadienne Joshua Kutryk adresse un message au Canadian Space Health Research Network en vue du Symposium de recherche en santé spatiale 2026, qui aura lieu du 2 au 4 novembre à Montréal. Merci, Joshua, de votre soutien à la communauté canadienne de recherche en santé spatiale. 

 

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Exhibiting technology for space health research

Companies can join the symposium to showcase their products/equipment of potential use for space health research, and establish a research collaboration with experts in the field. If interested in exhibiting at the next opportunity, please contact the Industry Partnerships Committee Chair (Roxy Fournier).​