NASA Announces Launch Of Human Health And Performance Center

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Oct. 20, 2010

Joshua Buck 
Headquarters, Washington 
202-358-1100 
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William Jeffs 
Johnson Space Center, Houston 
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RELEASE: 10-268

NASA ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF HUMAN HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE CENTER

WASHINGTON -- NASA has established a global forum for organizations 
interested in advancing human health and performance innovations in 
space and on Earth. NASA's Human Health and Performance Center 
(NHHPC) will give members an opportunity to collaborate, network and 
share information. 

NHHPC members include NASA centers and partners, industry, academic 
institutions, government agencies and nonprofit organizations. 
Members will work together to advance human health and performance 
innovations for spaceflight, commercial aviation and any challenging 
environment on Earth. 

"The NHHPC provides a collaborative forum for many diverse 
organizations to develop innovative approaches to human health and 
performance issues in challenging environments," said Jeffrey R. 
Davis, M.D., director of the NHHPC and director of the Space Life 
Sciences Directorate at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. "The 
NHHPC offers an opportunity to share knowledge and best practices and 
to develop projects so that member organizations can collaborate in 
addressing those issues most important to them." 

NHHPC's first event will be a workshop titled "Collaborative 
Innovation: Strategies and Best Practices," which is scheduled for 
Jan. 19 in Houston. NHHPC members and guest speakers will address how 
to use various innovative approaches to achieve member organizations' 
goals. A WebEx broadcast of keynote speakers will be available. 

For more information on the NHHPC's goals and objectives, member 
organizations, upcoming events and proposed themes, visit: 



http://nhhpc.nasa.gov 


For information on NASA and agency programs, visit: 



http://www.nasa.gov 

	
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