The NASA Life Sciences Portal provides access to human research data from spaceflight and ground-analog studies dating back to 1961.

NASA's Open Science Data Repository provides access to human cellular and non-human life science data.

The Lifetime Surveillance of Astronaut Health program uses medical monitoring data for astronaut health surveillance.

Baumann oversees HRP, a program responsible for ensuring the health and performance of crew members aboard spaceflight exploration missions. He previously served as the chief health and performance officer for the Human Landing System Program.

Pickering supports the strategic management of HRP, aligning science goals with NASA objectives. She also facilitates relationships with internal and external partners.

Lloyd helps set the direction of future HRP work. He also represents HRP in broader agency conversations about operations and research investments needed for future human spaceflight.

Platts guides scientific content for HRP. As the program’s chief scientist, he ensures scientific integrity, ethics, and quality.

Stenger works with HRP leadership, managers, and scientists to set research strategy and support a robust scientific portfolio that mitigates human spaceflight hazards.

Fabre is leading the formulation of the HRP’s data strategy. She also serves as a liaison to other government agencies and the private sector, forging partnerships that advance human research in space.

McPhee helps build science strategies and implement research goals, coordinating with government, international, and commercial partners across various physiological disciplines, space missions, and Earth-based simulations of life in space.

Reyna incorporates research into NASA’s operational programs to ensure that research goals set now develop into research actions in the future. 

Mullenax leads the team that enables HRP’s overall execution. She facilitates technical, cost, schedule, and programmatic risk management processes and more.