1. Buecher Medizin O. Angerer, D. Schmitt, M. Heppener From MAPs to MARS European space life science activities and their benefits for life on Earth http://www.pabst-publishers.de/Medizin/buecher/3899670841.htm

E. Kochueva, N. Kochuev (Hrsg.) 2. Europäischer Kongress Fortschritt der Raumfahrtmedizin für die gesundheitliche und industrielle Praxis Berlin, 27.-29. März 2003 2003, 272 Seiten, ISBN 3-89967-084-1, Preis: 25,- Euro A.I. Grigoriev: Die Weltraummedizin: neue Herausforderungen und Aufgaben New challenges and objectives for space medicine G. Ruyters, H.-U. Hoffmann: Developed for human space flight – applied in humans on Earth – Achievements of the German Space Life Sciences Program O. Angerer, D. Schmitt, M. Heppener: From MAPs to MARS: European space life science activities and their benefits for life on Earth M. Heppener, D. Schmitt: ELIPS and Aurora programmes – space exploration technologies for the citizen's health M.V. Sinelschikov, M.S. Belakovsky, E.V. Kochueva, B.S. Buravkov: Entwicklung und Tätigkeitsrichtungen des internationalen Zentrums für Spin-Off der medizinischen Weltraumtechnologien Foundation of the International Center for Space Medicine Technologies Spin-off and directions of activity M. Lindlar, A. Thömmes, B. Koch, T. Weber, D. Poddig, M. Meier, M. Schuber, R. Gerzer:

2. Technical Forum Concept Paper Plenary of the Forum should take note of the conclusion and the recommendations of the Life Science workshop of how to guide Space Life Science activities http://www.un.org/events/unispace3/links/tfconcept.htm

PROGRAMME OF THE TECHNICAL FORUM OF THE UNISPACE III CONFERENCE (Information as of 8 June 1999) High-level Academic Panel at the UNISPACE III Conference Organizer: Office for Outer Space Affairs, United Nations Office at Vienna Theme: Space benefits for humanity in the Twenty-First Century Participants: Mr. Vittorio Canuto (moderator) Ms. Margaret E. Burbidge Mr. Yash Pal Mr. Ben Finney Mr. Haltor Arp Schedule: Monday 19 July, 1999, 15:00 - 17:00 Space Agencies and Industry Heads Panel on the Theme of the Conference Organizer: The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (OOSA) Scope: The global political and economic changes and technological advancement of the last decade have significantly improved the space industry's commercial opportunities. The industry is continuing its evolution from a government-driven, project-defined industry to one in which Governments play a lesser role and market forces predominantly dictate growth. In this context, the panelists will discuss the ways to establish and encourage greater interaction between Governments and industry which allows both industrialized and developing countries to better benefit from a process of the commercialization of space activities through strengthening economies, new market developments, cost reduction, job creation, educational opportunities and a higher standard of living.

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