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SUMMARY:Outer Space with Charles Doarn - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:A partner program with OLLI at UC\n\nHow should the United States approach the new crowded outer space? The launch of Sputnik 1 in October 1957 marked the beginning of the space era and of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. In the 21st century\, there are many more participants in space\, including countries such as India and China\, and commercial companies such as SpaceX. How will the United States fare in a crowded outer space? This session is part of the Great Decisions program through Foreign Policy Association and the World Affairs Council partners with OLLI at UC to bring you this program. \nSpeaker Biography \nCharles Doarn serves as the inaugural director of UC’s Space Research Institute for Discovery and Exploration. In addition\, he is a Research Professor and the MPH Program Director and Division Director of Public Health Sciences\, Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences\, University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Medicine. He also has academic appointments at the full professor level in Political Science at UC\, Aerospace Medicine at Wright State University\, and Emergency Medicine at George Washington University. He currently provides subject matter expertise in aerospace medicine to NASA’s Chief Health and Medical Officer and serves as the co-chair of Federal Telehealth Working Group for the U.S. Government. Professor Doarn has worked closely the NATO\, the Department of Defense\, and the Department of State as a Fulbright Specialist. \nHe received his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences (Microbiology) from The Ohio State University in 1980 and an MBA from the University of Dayton in 1988. Additional training includes the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Aircraft Mishap Investigation Course\, Ashburn\, VA and Advanced Program Management at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility\, VA. \nAs the Editor-in-Chief of the Telemedicine and e-Health Journal (since 2005)\, Doarn is a recognized leader in telemedicine and telehealth as a scholar and teacher\, having published 7 books\, over 400 manuscripts\, editorials\, federal reports and nearly 50 book chapters. Doarn is an editor of the 4th edition of Space Physiology and Medicine: Evidence to Practice (ISBN 978-1-4939-6650-9); an editor of A Multinational Telemedicine System for Disaster Response: Opportunities and Challenges. NATO Publication (ISBN 978-1-61499-727-6); an editor of Engineering\, Life Sciences\, and Health/Medicine Synergy in Aerospace Human Systems Integration. The Rosetta Stone Project. NASA SP-2017-633. (ISBN 978-1-62683-044-8); and Telemedicine\, Telehealth\, and Telepresence: Principles\, Strategies\, Applications and New Directions. Editors. R Latifi\, CR Doarn\, RC Merrell. Springer\, New York. ISBN 978-3-030-56916-7. 2021. He recently completed NASA’s Mishap Investigation Flight Surgeon Handbook – NASA SP-2020-5006891. \nProfessor Doarn is a fellow of the ATA and the Aerospace Medical Association\, a member of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA)\, an Honorary NASA Flight Surgeon\, and recipient of the Astronaut’s award\, the Silver Snoopy for his work in Telemedicine for NASA worldwide. In May 2016\, Professor Doarn was recognized by the ATA with the 2016 Individual Leadership Award for his efforts nationally and internationally in telemedicine. He and his co-authors were recognized with the IAA’s 2018 Luigi Napolitano Book Award in the Life Sciences. \nInterested in reading more\, make sure to check out these books: \n1. Engineering\, Life Sciences\, and Health/Medicine Synergy in Aerospace Human Systems Integration. The Rosetta Stone Project. Editors. RS Williams and CR Doarn. NASA SP-2017-633. NASA\, Washington DC. ISBN 978-1-62683-044-8. \nFree by looking at this website. \n2. Space Physiology and Medicine – from Evidence to Practice\, 4th edition. Editors: A Nicogossian\, CL Huntoon\, RS Williams\, CR Doarn\, V Schneider\, and JD Polk. 2016. Springer\, New York. DOI-10.1007/978-1-4939-6652-3. ISBN 978-1-4939-6650-9 / e-book – ISBN 978-1-4939-6652-3
URL:https://globalcincinnati.org/event/outer-space-with-charles-doarn/
LOCATION:UC’s Victory Parkway Campus\, 2220 Victory Pkwy\, Cincinnati\, OH\, 45206
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