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Join us on Tues. Nov 26th as we hear from Dr Myles Harris. Myles is the CEO and Founder of Space Health Research which simulates the exploration of space to benefit life on Earth. Myles will be giving a presentation on analogue space missions, which enable research and training for space using extreme environments on Earth.
This is an especially exciting talk for anyone interested in space exploration and research, in having their research conducted by professional analogue astronauts, or who is looking to sign up to a unique expedition.
Myles is an Assistant Professor in Risk, Disaster and Humanitarianism at UCL. His research focuses on medical care and health risks in remote environments, including outer space. Myles is the Chairperson of the European Space Agency Lab, Heads of Space Themes at UCL.
This talk is free for Oxford University Exploration Club Members, and £5 for non-members.
When: Tues. Nov. 26, 19:30
Where: The School of Geography and Environment, Oxford
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