University of South Florida
AMSHS brings together students interested in the intersection of medicine, physiology, neuroscience, human performance, engineering-adjacent science, aviation, and spaceflight. Students from all disciplines are accepted!
AEROSPACE MEDICINE — Health, performance, safety, and physiology in aviation and spaceflight environments.
SPACE PHYSIOLOGY — How biological systems adapt to microgravity, altered loading, isolation, radiation, and other environmental challenges.
HUMAN PERFORMANCE — How cognition, fatigue, stress, physiology, and environmental factors shape performance.
NEUROSCIENCE — How altered environments affect perception, behavior, and sensorimotor function.
SPACE RADIATION — The biological effects of radiation beyond Earth’s protective environment.
EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS — Human adaptation to altitude, acceleration, isolation, confinement, and altered gravity.
GUEST SPEAKERS — Hear from physicians, researchers, scientists, and aerospace professionals.
CAREER EXPLORATION — Discover paths across medicine, research, aviation, and human performance.
RESEARCH EXPOSURE — Learn how students can begin engaging with scientific literature and research.
NETWORKING — Build thoughtful connections with peers and professionals.
SPACE-HEALTH EDUCATION — Explore the physiological and behavioral questions created by flight and extreme environments.
INTERDISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY — Meet students whose different fields converge on the same human questions.
Upcoming programming will be announced soon.
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Whether you study biology, medicine, neuroscience, psychology, engineering, aviation, or another field, AMSHS offers a place to explore how humans live and perform beyond ordinary environments.