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The Shuttle/Mir Team
Read about the day-to-day activities in a series of Field Journals
Take a student-made "Who am I?"
quiz on the S/MORE team
Scientists and Researchers study the reactions of
astronauts, plants, and animals to the space environment in order to understand
the effects of spaceflight on their biology:
John B. Charles, Ph.D.,
project scientist for human life sciences
Patricia Cowings,
Ph.D., psychophysiologist
Gregory D. Goins,
Ph.D., research scientist
Deborah L. Harm,
Ph.D., senior scientist
A. Gerard Heyenga,
Ph.D., senior research associate
Tana M. Hoban-Higgins,
Ph.D., principal investigator
John T. James,
Ph.D., chief toxicologist
Frank B. Salisbury,
Ph.D., principal investigator for "Project Greenhouse"
Scott M. Smith, Ph.D.,
research nutritionist
Experiment Planners and Coordinators insure that in-flight experiments are safe and successful:
Karen Borski, mission
science support engineer
Kimberly Cook,
microbial ecologist
Michael Hale,
lead engineer
Errol Hayward,
project engineer
Andy Lott,
payload engineer
Kristina Lagel,
experiment support scientist
Steven J. Piert,
experiment support scientist
Paul Savage,
payload manager
Kenneth A. Souza,
associate director for Life Sciences
Cecilia Wigley, system
safety, reliability, and quality assurance lead
Shuttle-Mir Team Engineers design
and build equipment for in-flight experiments:
George Fenton,
lead engineer
Jim Higgins, design
engineer
The Crew Trainer prepares United States astronauts and Russian cosmonauts for conducting
experiments during spaceflight:
Sally Greenawalt,
crew training coordinator
Student Interns provide assistance
to other Shuttle-Mir team members and S/MORE website developers:
Oran E. Cox, administrative
support assistant
Kathryn M. "Katie"
Hamilton, college intern
Mercedes Salem, research
assistant
Marisela Szto, student
apprentice
NASA Astronauts live and work aboard
Mir for months at a time, conducting scientific investigations. NASA
Astronauts' families discuss how the space program
influences their personal lives.
Biographies of Shuttle
Mir residents
Carolyn Blaha, daughter
of astronaut John Blaha
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