Join the Wilderness Medical Society for a live webinar exploring the future of space medicine and health systems in an era of commercial spaceflight, lunar missions, and preparations for Mars. Hear leading experts share innovative research and insights on the medical challenges and opportunities of living and working in the most remote and austere environment ever faced—outer space.

Analog Working Group (AWG) is the team within OSMED working to raise the bar for human spaceflight analogs. We’re building the accreditation roadmap and releasing white papers to guide the field.

The OSMED Educational Committee is proud to present Space 101—a series designed to expand your knowledge in space medicine, engineering, design, and beyond while fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for expert insights and ask questions, get advice or connect.

As Senior Manager of Space Medicine at SpaceX, Jaime oversees all medical and health aspects of human spaceflight operations, integrating the latest research and medical data to ensure astronaut safety. He and his team are responsible for providing medical support during launch and recovery, developing medical systems for Dragon and Starship, and managing SpaceX's research program.

Join us to explore the latest in human spaceflight research, spark new ideas, and connect in an inclusive environment. More info about this event coming soon!

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for the first of five lectures on human spaceflight risk. Tailored for MGH fellows, all OSMED members are welcome to attend.

We love to highlight the amazing work our members are doing. Please join us for an OSMED Member highlight on August 20th where we will host an online virtual fireside chat with Dan Buckland, MD PhD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine & Engineering at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

The OSMED Educational Committee is proud to present Space 101—a series designed to expand your knowledge in space medicine, engineering, design, and beyond while fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Analog Working Group (AWG) is the team within OSMED working to raise the bar for human spaceflight analogs. We’re building the accreditation roadmap and releasing white papers to guide the field.

Are you interested in learning how to critically appraise scientific literature but don't know where to start? Then this session is for you!

Join us to discuss the future of the space industry & connect with professionals in space medicine, space design, and space engineering.

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for expert insights and ask questions, get advice or connect.

Join us to explore the latest in human spaceflight research, spark new ideas, and connect in an inclusive environment.

Mark Campbell, MD is a board certified general surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Surgery. He currently is in general surgery private practice in Texas. Dr. Campbell has been a private pilot since 1984 and received his Air Force Flight Surgery wings in 1994. He was a NASA Flight Surgeon from 1994 to 1995 and was deployed to Star City, Russia to support the Shuttle-Mir program.

Nice Committee Town Hall Meeting:

What is NICE Commitee?

National, International & Community Engagement Committee supports international and non-US members in the accessing education, training, resaerch, and career opportunities in space medicine, engineering, and design while fostering global collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Dr. Kathleen “Katie” Boggs is Director for Civil Space at BAE Systems, where she leads strategic planning, customer engagement, and portfolio development across human and robotic spaceflight programs for government and commercial partners.

Join us to explore the latest in human spaceflight research, spark new ideas, and connect in an inclusive environment. Aaron Berliner, PHD joins during this journal club event. Aaron is a Space Radiation and Bioastronautics Researcherat Weill Cornell Medicine.

We love to highlight the amazing work our members are doing. Please join us for an OSMED Member highlight on June 19th where we will host an online virtual fireside chat with Michal Ziso who works as an Earth and Space Architect.

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for expert insights and ask questions, get advice or connect.

Nice Committee Town Hall Meeting:

What is NICE Commitee?

National, International & Community Engagement Committee supports international and non-US members in the accessing education, training, resaerch, and career opportunities in space medicine, engineering, and design while fostering global collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Join us to discuss Astronaut and Navy Captain Scott Kelly's Endurance. We will explore themes such as interdisciplinary cooperation, safety culture and risk posture, and human-in-the-loop design and integration. This event is open to members and non-members.

Are you still trying to figure out how to get involved? Where to go with questions? What projects are happening that you can become involved with? This session is for you. Several of the leadership team will talk about their committees and projects, including ways to get involved.

Please join us on May 21, 2025, for this virtual online event titled “Getting to Know OSMED.”

This event is open to OSMED members only. Not a Member? Consider Joining Us Today

Are you interested in space medicine, engineering and design? Do you want to help shape a safer, more inclusive future for human spaceflight? If interdisciplinary education and innovation interest you, join us and consider becoming a member!

If you are curious about human spaceflight or about OSMED, please join us for a panel discussion at the link below! This event is open to all!

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for expert insights and ask questions, get advice or connect.

Dr. Jennifer Rochlis has spent her career bridging the sciences with the human element and strives to bring that synergistic approach to her clients. She is the President and CEO of Advancing Frontiers, a consulting company providing spaceflight integration services. Previously, she was the Vice President for Products and Chief of Solution Architecture at Teledyne FLIR, and in her 20 years at NASA, she was a Division Chief in the Human Health and Performance Directorate, a Branch Chief in the Engineering Directorate, and an Associate Director of Human Resources. She received her B.A. in Physics at Mount Holyoke College, her M.S. and Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

She has authored numerous publications and book chapters in the areas of human factors engineering, human-machine interfaces and artificial Intelligence, telerobotics, bioastronautics, and human systems integration - including the agency-wide NASA Human Systems Integration Practitioner’s Guide. She also has 15 years of non-profit board experience, and is currently on the advisory board of Exosonic, Inc, as well as the Women’s Aerospace Network. She is a STEM career mentor and active speaker in the areas of human-systems and leadership. Her company, Jennifer Rochlis Coaching & Consulting, provides individual clients and executive teams with integrative coaching towards both personal and professional advancement.

Join us to explore the latest in human spaceflight research, spark new ideas and connect in an inclusive environment.

Join Dr. Erik Antonsen for expert insights and ask questions, get advice or connect.

OSMED presents a members-only panel and open forum on human spaceflight.