The annual meeting is the keystone event of the society whose membership works to benefit mankind by exploring biology and physical sciences to bridge earth and space research and applications. The…

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Shared Services Center awarded a $130,000.00 grant to the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research (ASGSR), a non-profit organization. The grant will fund ASGSR's 34th Annual Meeting, to be held October 31 - November 3, 2018 in Bethesda, Maryland. The meeting will include technical sessions, symposia, and activities focused on exploring the relationships between life sciences, physical sciences, deep space exploration, and research conducted on the International Space Station. The grant will cover costs associated with the event, including travel for invited speakers, young researchers, audio/visual support, poster displays, and publication of abstracts. No set-aside designation was used for this award. ASGSR's mission is to benefit mankind by conducting research in biology and physical sciences to enable and support space exploration.

The annual meeting is the keystone event of the society whose membership works to benefit mankind by exploring biology and physical sciences to bridge earth and space research and applications. The research enables and is enabled by space exploration. The meeting will be held at the bethesda north marriott and conference center in bethesda, MD. U.S. October 31- november 3, 2018. This is the 34TH annual meeting of the american society for gravitational and space research (asgsr). Asgsr is responsible for all the costs of this meeting. Along with technical sessions, we also will be offering several symposia that exemplify the relationships between life and physical sciences, deep space exploration, and research conducted on the international space station, on the ground and other microgravity laboratories. The unsolicited proposal includes travel funding for invited speakers, young researchers, partial support of audio/visual, poster display boards, poster and abstract publication (electronic and printed), and the KEN souza student spaceflight competition.