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Opening Remarks and Land Acknowledgement

A Potential Biosignature on Mars: Implications for Mars Sample Return

Revealing the Martian Soundscape

What Making and Modeling Martian Meteorites Teaches Us About Mars

Simulated Microgravity Models Sex Differences in Knee Osteoarthritis Through a CD36-Regulated Mechano-Metabolic Circuit

What Are the Changes in Bone Marrow Induced by Radiation Exposure Mimicking Space

Robots and Red Stars: The Evolution of Humanizing Technology in Soviet Space Propaganda, 1957–1973

Systematic Review of Spaceflight-Induced Changes in Birds

Circular Space: Recycling Waste and Printing the Future with Regolith

Never Miss a Chance To Go to Mars (Origins of ISSET/AlbertaSat)

ISSET: Origins and Future Prospects

Origins of ISSET/AlbertaSat

Origins of ISSET/AlbertaSat

Opening remarks and welcome

Evening talk by Vasiliki Rahimzadeh

Dr Vasiliki Rahimzadeh, Baylor College of Medicine

Talk given as part of the for Space Science, Ethics, and Philosophy.

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Cost: Free

Evening talk by Nina Lanza

Dr Nina Lanza, Los Alamos National Lab.

Talk given as part of the for Space Science, Ethics, and Philosophy.

Horowitz Theatre, Â鶹ÊÓƵ
Cost: Free

Roundtable discussion

Opening Remarks, Coffee and chats.

Igniting Your Career in Aerospace

Karina Sapelnikova*, Head of Propulsion at PAVE Space, Switzerland, and former student

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KIPP: The Problem Child

Burnwire Release Mechanism for the Ex-Alta 3 CubeSat

Preliminary Design of PRIMAVERA: Preliminary Investigation Mission to Achieve Venusian Reconnaissance in Atmosphere

A Small Fish for a Big Problem: Zebrafish as a Model for Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-Ocular Syndrome (SANS)

Understanding Microgravity Induced Bone Loss

Quails as a Novel Model To Study Physiological Effects of Space Radiation

PAULL (Propulsion for uAlberta Undergraduate Liquid Launches)

Health Effects of Space Travel