ASGSR 2025: Call for Abstract Reviewers to Join the Gravitational Elite!
Jun 30
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ASGSR Urges Action as NASA Faces Massive Budget Cuts
The American Society for Gravitational and Space Research (ASGSR) is sounding the alarm over a proposed 72% budget cut to NASA's Biological and Physical Sciences Division in the FY2026 President’s Budget Request. If enacted, the cut could drastically hamper research, training, and space exploration efforts, including astronaut health initiatives. ASGSR is calling on the public to urge their congressional representatives to restore this critical funding. The proposed reduction from $87.5 million to $25 million is seen as a threat to both space and Earth-based research applications, potentially stalling technological advancements and scientist training.
Jun 13
SLSTP Interns Shine at ASGSR 2024 Conference in Puerto Rico
The Space Life Sciences Training Program (SLSTP) interns took center stage at the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research (ASGSR) annual gathering, showcasing innovative projects ranging from microbial culture systems to human airway resilience in space. With accolades like Aidan Kihm's impressive third-place win for his optical probe design, this event highlights the promising future of space biology.
Dec 31