Liz Warren Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Houston, Tx, Us

Houston, Texas, Us

Kent, Wa, Us

Melbourne, Florida, Us

CASIS is a non-profit organization selected by NASA and authorized by Congress to manage the International Space Station (ISS) National Laboratory. CASIS serves as the entryway for government agencies, academic institutions and commercial interests to access one of mankind's greatest technological achievements and unique R&D platforms. CASIS' mission is to foster and enable a diverse and dynamic community of researchers, innovators and educators who seek to make discoveries that will take us beyond the current thresholds of science, engineering, technology and education to create a more vibrant and thriving future for citizens of the world.Within this role, I am a primary point of contact for investigators submitting solicited or unsolicited research proposals, provide necessary content for research announcements/opportunities, manage reviews of research proposals and maintain the subject matter expertise related to the research pathway directives. In this position, I also support the Chief Scientist, Science and Technology Advisory Board, Portfolio Management, and Commercial Innovation teams in areas requiring specific scientific expertise and serve as an official representative of the Chief Scientist.

Professor in the School of Science and Computer Engineering, instructor of Human Physiology.

Bethesda, Maryland, Us

As the International Space Station Science Communications Project Manager, I provide strategic leadership, coordination, and organization of the ISS Program Science Office Communications contractor team to promote the goals and accomplishments of the International Space Station.- Generate, implement and promote a strategy for communicating NASA's International Space Station Program research.- Social engagement for the International Space Station.- Integrate with ISS Program Science Office, ISS Payloads Office, JSC External Relations, Astronaut Office, and NASA HQ OCOMM.- Manage the "ISS Dream Team" which directs a monthly communications strategy for the International Space Station Program to maximize amplification of research messaging.- Represent NASA in public forums such as conferences, symposiums, and other outreach events to inform stakeholders about activities and benefits of spaceflight.

Houston, Texas, Us

As ISS Program Science Communications Integration Lead, I provide leadership, coordination, and strategic integration of research communication efforts for the International Space Station, earning NASA’s Group Achievement Award for team innovations in social media and integrated communication products.- Conceive, implement and manage strategic communications goals of NASA's International Space Station Program Science Office.- Coordinate with Astronaut Office with regard to science and research messaging.- Responsible for social media strategy, implementation, and operations (@ISS_Research with 300,000 followers)- Represent NASA’s ISS Program Science Office in public, professional and political forums, including research conferences and symposiums.

Galveston, Texas, Us

Guest Lecturer in Aerospace Medicine. Department of Preventative Medicine and Community Health, Division of Clinical Preventative Medicine.

Bethesda, Md, Us

Operations lead for coordination and implementation of the complement of Human Research Program research conducted on the International Space Station. Lead of the on-console operations team consisting of engineers, planners, procedure writers and science support personnel.

Washington, Dc, Us

The NASA Flight Analogs Project (FAP) is a component of the Human Adaptation and Countermeasures Division, which implements the scientific objectives of the space life sciences research laboratories at NASA's Johnson Space Center. Worked with the NASA Project Manager and NASA Project Scientist in evaluating and validating countermeasure hardware and prescriptions, alone and in combination with other countermeasures, for the protection of crew health and safety during long duration spaceflight.

Washington, Dc, Us

Operational and research support of the Artificial Gravity Project (AG) at NASA's Johnson Space Center. Worked with the NASA Project Manager and NASA Project Scientist in evaluating and validating candidate artificial gravity hardware and prescriptions, alone and in combination with other countermeasures, for the protection of crew health and safety during lunar and Mars space travel.

Washington, Dc, Us

Neuroscience Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center. Conducted postdoctoral research in support of NASA's Neuroscience Laboratory at Johnson Space Center. Investigated sensorimotor system training and contribution of cognitive load to learning and gait performance. Contributed to development of in-flight neurological countermeasure to mitigate post-flight locomotor dysfunction after long duration spaceflight. Spaceflight experiment support for ISS Expeditions 9-11. Utilized Motion Analysis System and MATLAB.

Associate investigator in prostate cancer research. Conceived, developed and completed animal, cell and molecular biology research experiments to extend to clinical human trials. Investigated the role of dietary fatty acids on prostate tumor development. Funded through Research Enhancement Award Program.

Ph.D., Physiology

B.S., Molecular, Cellular And Integrative Physiology