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24 February–1 March 2025, La Paz, Bolivia
9th Chronic Hypoxia Symposium and the 1st High Altitude Space Physiology Symposia

Dear esteemed colleagues,

We are delighted to announce the joint 9th Chronic Hypoxia Symposium and the 1st High Altitude Space Physiology Symposia Conference, an event dedicated to a mind-changing interpretation of the favorable effects of exposure to chronic hypoxia and this time along with the pioneering novel frontiers for space travel and establishment of space colonies under the advantages of chronic hypoxia. As the Chairs of this conference, we are honored to host a diverse meeting of distinguished scientists, researchers, philosophers, and visionaries around the globe.

The rapid evolution of cutting-edge technologies presents unprecedented opportunities and challenges for urban environments. Our mission is to explore new frontiers in hypoxia tolerance, fostering innovative solutions that improve human survival, efficiency, and adaptation of humans and all living beings with a focus on interplanetary travel.

Attendees will engage with a rich program that includes a visit to the marvel city of La Paz, Bolivia, located at 3,500 meters altitude, as well as itinerant symposium trips to Lake Titicaca, the Amazon tropical forest, and the Moon Valley in La Paz. The themes are multiple and open for discussion. The program will include keynotes from renowned experts, panel discussions, and regular presentations. The second symposium includes the critical role of technology in space travel and addressing habitats on Mars and the moon. This knowledge can lead to the creation of space cities responsive to the needs of their inhabitants.

Submit your abstract here

Register for the conference here

On behalf of the organizing committee, we wish you a productive and inspiring experience at the joint 9th Chronic Hypoxia Symposium and the 1st High Altitude Space Physiology Symposia. Let us chart a course toward a brighter, more sustainable human exploration of chronic hypoxia tolerance.

The Conference Chairs,

Prof. Dr. Gustavo Zubieta-Calleja and Dr. Alan Hargens
Chairs

https://zuniv.net/symp/CHS9/index.html

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