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VIRTUAL HEALTH, WELLNESS & LONGEVITY PROGRAM
SPACE EXPLORATION AND SPACE MEDICINE RESEARCH & EVENTS
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The NASSI has established our Virtual Health Nodes.
This is a clinical program of exceptional breadth and depth of care with our approach rooted in longevity medicine. We currently provide clinical health services to remote, rural, regional and urban centres with experienced senior clinicians' and scientists.
Through our research agenda we explore how to harness testing for genetics, epigenetics, nutritional and environmental medicine, medical ecology and neurolinguistic treatment elements overlaid with cutting edge approaches to support life extension here on Earth with off world applications.
SPACENATIVE PROGRAM
NASSI is proud to announce a global first initiative connecting our interns and students with Space Scientists internationally.
Our students can access our virtual health and high performance therapy platform here.
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THE NASSI VIRTUAL HEALTH AND LONGEVITY PROGRAM IS A DIGITALLY ENABLED, ALWAYS ON AND ACCESSIBLE VIRTUAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM ACCESSIBLE FROM ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE.
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JOIN OUR NATIVE NEXUS PROGRAM
OUR NEXT PROGRAM WILL OCCUR IN NOVEMBER 2024
THIS PROGRAM IS AN INTENSIVE ACCELERATOR PROGRAM IN THE FIELD OF SPACE SCIENCE, AND INNOVATION
WITH OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE CREATING NATIVE SCIENCE FUSED WITH TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE APPLICATIONS TO PROTECT CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Space Research, Diversification & Innovation Circles
NASSI connects our next generation of Scientific experts, researchers and translational clinicians through international pathways of education and mentorship. Contact our team today to explore how we can connect your child, school or community journey with our team of international researchers and educational partners.
“Indigenous Research Methodologies differ from the western approach because they flow from a place, an Indigenous place, a tribe, a community. They flow from tribal knowledge. They are central and specific for each place. While they are aligned with several Western qualitative approaches, there are distinctions. Some of those distinctions include a relationship with the person telling the research story or data. Another distinction is the relationship that the researcher has with the story, how it is told and how the informants or collaborators and the researcher interpret the story. In Western models, traditionally, the research project and the data are separated from the researcher. The researcher is an onlooker. While in Indigenous models, the researcher is included in the research process. The researcher’s voice and story is heard. The oneself, if you will, the heart of the research and why the researcher wants to do that research.”
Dr. Lori Lambert, PhD, RN, DS (Abenaki/Mi’kmaq)
The Eberhard Wenzel Oration: Two Eyed Seeing: Indigenous Research Methodologies
NASSI Scientists and Medical Doctors proudly continue to work and fuse laboratory science with Traditional Ecological Knowledge, connecting college professors to future scientists & environmental decision makers to improve the longevity of humans which also creates sustainable environments.
Global NASSI Scientific Opportunities
Our team of specialists share a unified vision aligning Native Science, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Innovative Research Advancement programs to identify scientific research that contributes to the international translational ressearch agenda.
NASSI SPACE MEDICINE PROGRAM
Join our team for cutting edge space medicine and translational research in the fields of extreme, remote and austere environments including space exploration. We are pleased to announce our global first initiative for Australia focussing on Indigenous scientists and physicians joining with us on international space research endeavours.
Enquire today to apply for our internship or join us for our
SPACE EXPLORATION AND SPACE MEDICINE EXCHANGE PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
“While the advent of a new field of science is always a notable occasion, this is especially so in the case of space medicine because, among the various fields of military medicine currently being employed to support our military forces, space medicine unquestionably ranks number one in strategic importance. At the same time it occupies an eminent position in the general field of science in regard to its current and potential for future contributions to an understanding of nature’s most closely guarded secrets.”
Gen. Harry Armstrong, 1959.
NASSI ROBOTICS PROGRAM & COURSES
NASSI works with scientists to inspire learning, and creativity at all ages. Through harnessing the curiosity of a community of students NASSI seeks to cultivate a culture of innovation and scientific discovery. Join our Academy today and unleash you or your child's potential today!
JOIN OUR ACADEMY TO ENHANCE DIVERSITY IN LEARNING SPACES AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN THE FIELD OF ROBOTICS
EVENTS
This is a little snap shot of some of our story and our journey.
We would like to thank all of the wonderful people who have been supporting us in our collaborative work to change the lives of our children and youth from all regions of Australia.
We would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners' of the land, and seas where we provide services and upon which we live.
We humbly pay our respects to the Elders both past and present, to our children, those unborn and those here with us today, to our youth and emerging Elders.
We would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across the State, the Nation and across the waters, and to my Brothers and Sisters here with us today.
We come to create collaborative, accountable, continuous, and respectful relationships with our Indigenous nations and communities.
We gratefully acknowledge the beautiful First Nations people and communities on whose ancestral homelands we gather, as well as the diverse and vibrant Indigenous communities who make their home here today.
