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RESILIENCE

This year’s symposium theme, Resilience, reflects the collective strength required to advance human health in space and on Earth.

 

Space health is a field shaped by uncertainty, innovation, and exploration. Across the program, we will examine resilience through the experiences of trainees, academic researchers, industry leaders, astronauts, and the broader space health community.

The symposium's schedule will include research sessions from a mix of invited speakers and others selected from general abstract submission, as well as poster presentations as submitted by attendees.

 

The symposium will start early morning on November 2, 2026, and end late afternoon on November 4, 2026. Note that all scheduled items on November 2nd and 3rd will occur in the Drs. Sylvia & Richard Cruess Amphitheatre & Elspeth McConnell Atrium, 1001 boul. Décarie, Montréal, QC, Block E. An additional event (to be confirmed) may take place on November 4th on a different location (with transportation provided by the organizers).

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Join our network to be informed about space health research in Canada (and internationally), and have the opportunity to connect with the space health research community through webinars, topic-focused meetings, research symposia, mailing list, and news delivery. As a network Member, you will gain exclusive access to our Members page for trainee opportunities and networking directory.

We welcome all researchers and trainees affiliated with a Canadian (academic or non-academic) research organization and involved in performing space health research, or perform research that could be valuable in the context of space health.  At this time individuals working in organizations located outside of Canada are not eligible for joining us.

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