Art Thompson delivers the Smith W. Ames Memorial Lecture; his perspective on the human integration process during the Red Bull STRATOS project was well received by both AsPS and Aerospace Human Factors Association members.
It’s time to start making your plans to join us in Chicago!
The 84th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Aerospace Medical Association will be held May 12-16, 2013, at the Chicago Sheraton in Chicago, IL.
“Transforming Today’s Challenges into Tomorrow’s Opportunities”
For details on meeting information and registration, go to https://www.asma.org/annual-meetings
Be sure to plan to attend the following Aerospace Physiology Society events:
AsMA Aerospace Physiology Certification Board Exam
AsPS Board of Governors Business Meeting
AsPS Training & Education Panel
AsPS Luncheon Program & Smith W. Ames Memorial Lecture
AsPS Social
AsPS Society Business Meeting
AsPS Social Wednesday 15 May 13
“Congratulations” goes out to our newly promoted USN CAPTAIN Matt ‘RATBOY’ Hebert. This is a great example of the direction that aerospace physiologists can go and achieve; he has been a long-standing member of both the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) as well as the Aerospace Physiology Society (AsPS). CAPT Hebert is currently working as the USN Aerospace Physiology Program Manager. Please feel free to post your notes of congratulation on our AsPS FB page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/aerophyzsociety/ …and a few choice pictures would be most welcome. Well done RATBOY!
In December 2012, the Aerospace Physiology Society was notified that it qualifies as a non-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. That means contributions to the Society are tax-deductible as allowed by law. See our 501(c)(3) status letter here.
