The Schull Institute is a Houston-based, non-profit organization founded in 2000 to mentor future leaders in science and medicine. Dr. William "Jack" Schull whose monumental work at the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission helped establish enduring U.S. - Japan scientific collaboration on ionizing radiation health effects. That same collaborative spirit now helps inform how we protect populations by advancing precision medicine on Earth...and now in space.

This year, we are honored to announce our 8th international symposium theme "Space Radiation" and the technical intersections of health, genetics, telemedicine, and space. The event will be held at NASA Johnson Space Center's Gilruth Center. Join us for a day of subject matter expert sessions covering topics on radiation, space radiation, genetics, bioinformatics, and telemedicine with inspiring speakers, educational presentations, and networking opportunities.

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