[SEMCO] Teacher Workshop: Life and Living in Space
Tracey Crago
tcrago at whoi.edu
Thu Sep 4 12:11:11 EDT 2003
Life and Living in Space 2003: A Teacher Enhancement Workshop for High
School and Community College Teachers
December 4-6, 2003
Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts
What effects does space flight have on the body? How do plants grow in
space? Is there life elsewhere in the universe? What precautions must
we take when going to other planets, and when bringing samples back to
Earth? A hands-on workshop for high school and community college
teachers addressing these and other questions will be held at the Marine
Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. The workshop will
provide participants with content knowledge in several areas of active
research in astrobiology and the space life sciences, including human
physiology in space, agriculture in space, and issues of planetary
protection and microbial contamination of spacecraft. In addition to
lectures from life science and astrobiology researchers, considerable
time will be spent engaged in hands-on activities that use low cost and
easily available materials. Participants will also be introduced to
available NASA educational resources. Dormitory housing and food will
be provided for all participants during the duration of the workshop.
Documentation for purposes of awarding PDPs will be given. For more
information, contact Diana Jennings, Center for Advanced Studies in the
Space Life Sciences, Marine Biological Laboratory, djennings at mbl.edu,
(508) 289-7535, or visit our website at www.mbl.edu/CASSLS
<http://www.mbl.edu/CASSLS>.
Diana E. Jennings, Ph.D. djennings at mbl.edu
(formerly Diana Blazis)
Staff Scientist and Director,
CASSLS at the Marine Biological Laboratory PH (508) 289-7535
7 MBL Street, Woods Hole, MA 02543 FAX (508) 289-7951
http://www.mbl.edu/CASSLS
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