Space Conference Speaker

Jennifer Young

Associate Professor, University of the Cumberlands

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Jennifer Young, PhD, is a clinician and researcher whose work bridges space health, human factors, and systems thinking. Her current work focuses on the System and Sustainability Determinants of Life in Space (SSDLiS), a determinants-based conceptual framework for human health and sustainability beyond Earth. She also works at the intersection of space health and artificial intelligence, exploring how AI tools can support human-centered design, monitoring, and governance of future space habitats. She collaborates across medicine, engineering, and policy to help shape human-centered, sustainable concepts for long-duration spaceflight and emerging space settlements.


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