SpaceRef - Organizations - Astrobiology and Life Science

Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) - AsMA is a scientific organization comprised of physicians, nurses, biomedical engineers, and research scientists engaged in aerospace medicine, space life sciences, environmental medicine, bioengineering, environmental health, and undersea medicine.

American Society for Gravitational and Space Biology (ASGSB) - ASGSB is an organization of space life scientists, gravitational biologists, biomedical engineers, and space payload engineers engaged in all aspects of biological and medical research in space.

Austrian Society for Aerospace Medicine (ASM) - ASM is a scientific organization dedicated to aerospace medicine and space life science research.

Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine (ASEM) - This peer-reviewed journal is published monthly by the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) and covers research in aerospace medicine, space life sciences, environmental medicine, bioengineering, environmental health, and undersea medicine.

Greek Aerospace Medical Association - GAMA is a scientific organization comprised of physicians, nurses, biomedical engineers, and research scientists engaged in aerospace medicine and space life science research.

International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine - This organization is dedicated to the fields of medicine concerned with the maintenance of health, safety, and performance of those involved in aviation or space activity.

International Society of Gravitational Physiology - ISGP is dedicated to all aspects of research in gravitational physiology, on the ground and in the microgravity of space.

Journal of Gravitational Physiology - This peer-reviewed journal is published by International Society for Gravitational Physiology (ISGP) and is devoted original experimental or observational papers on subjects in the field of gravitational physiology.

SETI League - "The SETI League is an international grass-roots organization dedicated to privatizing the electromagnetic Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence. The organization has a thousand members in over fifty countries who are are keeping alive the quest for our cosmic companions. "

UK Exobiology Network Exobiology Panel - The Exobiology Panel was set up by British National Space Centre (BNSC) in November 1998 as a group to explore ways of encouraging and promoting the science of exobiology within the UK.