NASA Workshop on Planetary Protection Knowledge Gaps for Human Extraterrestrial Missions: On the Path towards Planetary ...
Published in Int. COSPAR Assembly in Jul 31, 2016
Margaret Race
Senior Research Scientist
Institution:
SETI Institute
Beyond Planetary Protection for Exploration: The Need for a Rational Framework for Future Exploitation and Use of Outer ...
Published in International COSPAR Assembly meeting in Istanbul in Jul 31, 2016
Societal and Ethical Dimensions of Astrobiology and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life, in Planets and Life: The Emerg...
in Jan 01, 2005
Communicating About the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Life: Different Searches, Different Issues
in Jan 01, 2004
Planetary Protection Considerations for Future Human Missions to Mars, International Astronautical Conference
in Jan 01, 2004
Planetary Protection: Can’t Leave Home Without It! The Planetary Report
in Jan 01, 2004
Planning for Mars Sample Return: Design and Implementation Considerations for Handling and Testing Returned Samples
in Jan 01, 2003
Responsible Exploration: Protecting Earth and the worlds we explore from cross contamination. Universe in the Classroom ...
in Jan 01, 2002
The Need for Operating Guidelines and A Decision Making Framework Applicable to the Discovery of Non-Intelligent Extrate...
Published in Advances in Space Research in Jan 01, 2002
A Sense of Place: Planetary Protection’s Role in Astrobiological Exploration
Published in PER ASPERA AD ASTRA in Jan 01, 2002
Planetary Protection” in Macmillan Space Sciences Reference Our Future in Space
in Jan 01, 2002
Protecting Ourselves Against Mars, SETI Institute News
in Jan 01, 2002
No Threat? No Way: Hazardous Until Proven Otherwise, The Planetary Report
in Jan 01, 2000
Planning for Near Earth Asteroid Sample Return: Planetary Protection Controls and Non-Scientific Factors
in Jan 01, 2000
Integrating Public Perspectives in Sample Return Planning. Adv
Published in Adv. Space Res. v in Jan 01, 2000
Mars Sample Handling and Requirements Panel (MSHARP)
in Apr 18, 1999
In anticipation of the return of samples from Mars toward the end of the first decade of the next century, NASA s Office of Space Sciences chartered a panel to examine how Mars samples should be handled. The panel was to make recommendations in three areas: (1) sample collection and transport back to Earth; (2) certification of the samples as nonha...
Mars Sample Quarantine Protocol Workshop
in Mar 31, 1999
The Mars Sample Quarantine Protocol (QP) Workshop was convened to deal with three specific aspects of the initial handling of a returned Mars sample: 1) biocontainment, to prevent uncontrolled release of sample material into the terrestrial environment; 2) life detection, to examine the sample for evidence of live organisms; and 3) biohazard testin...
Containment Design Concepts forAn Anthology of Biosafety: I. Perspectives on Laboratory Design
Published in Extraterrestrial Sample Materials in Jan 01, 1999
Planning Considerations for Mars Sample Return Containment
Published in J. American Biological Safety Assn. (JABSA) in Jan 01, 1999
Microbiologists’ Perceptions of Planetary Protection
in Jan 01, 1998