Join our network of Young Investigators

Welcome to the Young Investigator section of the International Society for Gravitational Physiology (ISGP)! Our mission is to foster collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange among early career researchers interested in the fascinating field of gravitational physiology. Whether you are a student, postdoc, or early-career scientist, we invite you to join us in exploring the effects of gravity on living organisms and advancing our understanding of physiological processes in space and on Earth.

Meet the Research Groups



Leaders in Gravitational Physiology:

From ground-based studies to experiments conducted aboard space missions, explore the research conducted by our member laboratories. Discover their diverse approaches, techniques, and scientific questions.



International Collaborations:

Discover how our groups work together and with third parties to achieve successful research, ignite innovation, and propel our understanding of gravitational biology.

Research Groups

Meet the Young Investigators



Faces of the Future:

Meet the young investigators whose research will forward our understanding of how organisms sense, respond to, and adapt to life in space. Gain insights from their experiences, expertise, and perspectives on the past, present, and future of gravitational biology.



Get to know us:

From sharing stories to discussing research interests, connect with us on a personal level.

Young Investigators

Discover Career Opportunities



Young Investigator Award:

The Young Investigator Award at the ISGP annual meeting commends exceptional contributions from emerging gravitational physiology researchers. Open to students and recent PhD graduates, these awards highlight the top 12 abstracts for presentation in plenary sessions.



Career Resources:

Explore job postings, mentoring programs, and career development resources designed to support your transition from academia to industry, government, or nonprofit sectors.

Opportunities

Join the yISGP to receive the latest updates on Early Career Opportunities and the Young Investigator activities!

Contact Us

WRITE TO: young.isgp@gmail.com