Space 4 Biomedicine

National Space Biomedical Research Institute

Center for Space Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine

6500 Main Street, Suite 910 Houston, Texas 77030-1402 713.798.7412Copernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > CassiniCopernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > CassiniCopernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > Cassini

Humanity is driven to explore the unknown and challenge the boundaries of what is possible

Jeffrey P. Sutton, M.D., Ph.D.

The beauty of Earth and Mars welcomes visitors upon entrance to the Space 4 Biomedicine reception areaThe beauty of Earth and Mars welcomes visitors upon entrance to the Space 4 Biomedicine reception area

Supporting discovery, human space exploration, and health advances on Earth, Space 4 Biomedicine is a unique scientific and medical enterprise

Space 4 Biomedicine is strategically located at Rice’s BioScience Research Collaborative building in the Texas Medical CenterSpace 4 Biomedicine is strategically located at Rice’s BioScience Research Collaborative building in the Texas Medical Center

State-of-the-art laboratories focus on translational research, biomedical innovation, astro-omics, extreme medicine, and advanced technologies

A physician-astronaut applies medical advances from space to care for children in remote communitiesA physician-astronaut applies medical advances from space to care for children in remote communities

There is leadership, expertise, and excellence in bringing space medicine advances down to Earth

A student experiences the biomedical challenges met by all humans in the unforgiving environment of space

A student experiences the biomedical challenges met by all humans in the unforgiving environment of space

Highly-acclaimed programs inspire and train the next generation of space life scientists, engineers, and physicians

The International Space Station greets the sun rising over the Earth’s rimThe International Space Station greets the sun rising over the Earth’s rim

Interdisciplinary projects create new opportunities, foster cooperation, and help address important and challenging problems common to all spacefaring nations and beyond

Acknowledgments:National Space Biomedical Research InstituteNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationBaylor College of MedicineRice UniversityKirksey ArchitectureLinbeck Group, LLC Project Leads:Jeffrey P. Sutton, M.D., Ph.D.Julie Do, M.B.A. Brochure created by Gateway Dimensional

Advancements in research and technology are on display at Space 4 Biomedicine

Acknowledgments:National Space Biomedical Research InstituteNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationBaylor College of MedicineRice UniversityKirksey ArchitectureLinbeck Group, LLC Project Leads:Jeffrey P. Sutton, M.D., Ph.D.Julie Do, M.B.A. Brochure created by Gateway Dimensional

Advancements in research and technology are on display at Space 4 Biomedicine

Copernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > Cassini

Acknowledgments:National Space Biomedical Research InstituteNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationBaylor College of MedicineRice UniversityKirksey ArchitectureLinbeck Group, LLC Project Leads:Jeffrey P. Sutton, M.D., Ph.D.Julie Do, M.B.A. Brochure created by Gateway Dimensional

Advancements in research and technology are on display at Space 4 Biomedicine

Space 4 Biomedicine

National Space Biomedical Research Institute

Center for Space Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine

6500 Main Street, Suite 910 Houston, Texas 77030-1402 713.798.7412Copernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > CassiniCopernicus > Galileo > Magellan > Newton > Tsiolkovsky Mercury-Redstone 3 > Gemini IV > Apollo 11 > International Space Station > Mars Exploration Rover > Cassini