A University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center researcher, in partnership with NASA, will measure the body shape and mass composition of astronauts in space. John Shepherd and his team will use 3D optical cameras as… Read More »UH Cancer Center, NASA project to combat astronaut muscle loss
The 2020 issue of the University of Hawai‘i research magazine, Noelo, features SRL’s 3D body scanning, highlighting the Shape Up! Studies and Astro3DO Study. As with all our research, our… Read More »SRL research featured in University of Hawai‘i Research magazine, Noelo
The Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) want to help mitigate the risk of muscle and bone mass loss during long-duration space flights. Supported by TRISH, John Shepherd and… Read More »Dr. Shepherd interview on Astro3DO with TRISH
The Human Research Program (HRP) is dedicated to discovering the best methods and technologies to support safe, productive human space travel. They work to improve astronauts’ ability to collect data,… Read More »SRL at the 2020 Human Research Program Investigators’ Workshop
The inaugural 2019 Space Health Innovation Conference in San Francisco, co-Hosted by UCSF and TRISH, will convene a diverse audience of space experts and health tech innovation stakeholders with a goal to inform, inspire, and… Read More »John Shepherd @ SHIC 2019
University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center researcher was awarded more than $330,000 from The Translational Research Institute for Space Health to study ways to measure body composition on long-duration space flights. The results of the ASTRO3DO study on… Read More »Effects of space travel focus of UH Cancer Center grant
