Discover how spaceflight reshapes the human body at the molecular level in this special event featuring Dr. JangKeun Kim of Weill Cornell Medicine’s Institute of Computational Biomedicine. As director of spaceflight research in the Mason Lab, Dr. Kim is a leading architect of the Space Omics and Medical Atlas, a global initiative that integrates genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic and other multi-omics data from astronauts across multiple missions. His work is revolutionizing our understanding of cellular adaptation, genomic reprogramming and precision health strategies for human space exploration. Drawing from data gathered across missions including Inspiration4, Polaris Dawn, Blue Origin’s New Shepard and Axiom-2, Dr. Kim will reveal how insights from orbit are shaping the future of astronaut safety and medical innovation on Earth. Join us for a deep look at the biological blueprint of life beyond our planet and the breakthroughs that will guide humanity’s next giant leap.

About the OSMED Journal Club

The OSMED Journal Club is a free, virtual, and interdisciplinary forum dedicated to discussing the latest research in human spaceflight and space medicine. It brings together a diverse community of students, scientists, clinicians, engineers, designers and space enthusiasts from around the world to exchange ideas and stay informed about advancements in the field.