Ray Noonan's Space Life Sciences (and Space Education) Web Site
International Space
Development Conference
(ISDC'96)
ISDC'96 is now history. I will continue to keep this site active as my own personal
space-oriented Web site, as time permits. I plan to focus on things that are of interest
to me, particularly in the realm of the space life sciences, along with news and links to
other space sites that may be of interest to others. The original ISDC'96 home page
is archived here as it last appeared for those who wish to reference it.
Of special note is that in the Spring of 1998, I completed my doctorate at
New York University. An abstract of my dissertation, A Philosophical Inquiry
into the Role of Sexology in Space Life Sciences Research and Human Factors
Considerations for Extended Spaceflight can be found at this link.
Also, check out Ray Noonan's Archives: NASA's Sex in Space and
Humans in Space, an outstanding introduction to the space life sciences written
by Ken Jenks of NASA's Johnson Space Center--only available at this site.
Ray Noonan's Presentations on Sex in Space
This is a symposium I organized for the 1996 annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS) held in Houston, TX, on November 15, 1996. It includes an abstract of my presentation based partially on my dissertation research, as well as the abstracts of the other speakers in the symposium who have conducted research related to sex and gender issues in space. Also included is the abstract on Sex in Cyberspace that I co-presented at the same conference.
This is the symposium I organized for ISDC'96. It includes an abstract of my presentation on sexual issues in space, also based partially on my dissertation research. The symposium included the following speakers who are associated with space life sciences-related Web sites.
Yvonne A. Clearwater (NASA, Ames Research Center)
Richard S. Nowakowski (UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School)
An Organization for Students Who Are Interested in Space
Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS)
Mark Ciotola
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Links to Space-Related Web Sites
Gaseous Pillars in The Eagle Nebula M16, April 1, 1995
For more information about the Space Frontier Society of NYC.
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Total visits to this page during 1995: 650
Total visits to this page during 1996: 3,029
First published on the Web on Sept. 25, 1995
This page was last changed on May 1, 2000; Ver. 5e.1
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ISDC'96 Logo Credits:
Concept: Greg Zsidisin
Original Design: Tony Johnson
Web Page Interpretation: Ray Noonan
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