The European Space Medicine Network is a collaboration of European universities, medical centers and space-oriented organizations. Its mission is to advance understanding of how space travel and habitation on other bodies within the Solar System affect human physiology, and to optimize astronaut health under these extreme conditions.
About the Network
Learn more about the European Space Medicine Network, members, and mission.
Publications
Browse our published scientific papers on how space conditions affect human body and physiology.
Latest News
Exploration Science Workshop, 24-26 November 2026, Rome
The ESA Exploration Science Workshop 2026 brings together scientists, representatives from ESA Member States, and industry partners for three days of discussion and exchange on…
Save the Date: Space for Health Symposium on December 4, 2026
Europe is entering a new phase of human spaceflight, commercial low Earth orbit activity, sovereign capability development, and dual-use innovation. At the same time, healthcare…
Mini-symposium “Life Beyond Earth” marks the launch of the European Space Medicine Network
On 19 June, 2026, a mini-symposium titled “Life beyond Earth: Microbial Survival and Immune Health in Space” was held at the Huygens building in Radboud…