Bengaluru Hosts ISAM's 64th Conference: Innovations in Aerospace Medicine

The Indian Society of Aerospace Medicine is hosting its 64th annual conference at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Bengaluru. Air Chief Marshal AP Singh will inaugurate the event featuring approximately 300 delegates from India and abroad. This year's theme "Innovations in Aerospace Medicine: Infinite Possibilities" highlights cutting-edge approaches in the field. The conference includes memorial orations, expert panels, and presentation of over 100 scientific papers.

Key Points: ISAM 64th Annual Aerospace Medicine Conference Bengaluru

  • Conference inaugurated by Air Chief Marshal AP Singh with 300+ national and international delegates
  • Features Air Marshal Subroto Mukherjee Memorial Oration by historian Anchit Gupta
  • Includes Jemi Hormusji Framji Manekshaw Panel with Pixxel Aerospace CEO
  • Over 100 scientific papers presented on aviation safety and performance
  • Focuses on balancing pilot safety with optimal performance requirements
  • Established in 1952, ISAM promotes aerospace medicine knowledge exchange
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Indian Society of Aerospace Medicine to host 64th Annual Conference in Bengaluru

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh inaugurates ISAM's 64th annual conference in Bengaluru, featuring 300 delegates, 100+ scientific papers, and expert orations on aerospace medicine innovations.

"Innovations in Aerospace Medicine: Infinite Possibilities - Ministry of Defence"

New Delhi, November 19

Indian Society of Aerospace Medicine (ISAM) is organising its 64th annual conference at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine (IAM), Bengaluru, on November 20-21.

According to the Ministry of Defence, the conference will be inaugurated by Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, Chief of the Air Staff, on November 20. The conference will host approximately 300 delegates from across the country and abroad. Participants also include researchers from associated institutions, including prominent scientists from DRDO labs and ISRO.

Key highlights will include the Air Marshal Subroto Mukherjee Memorial Oration, to be delivered by Mr Anchit Gupta, an avid historian, and the Air Vice Marshal M. M. Srinagesh Memorial Oration, to be delivered by Air Vice Marshal Deepak Gaur (Retd).

Another significant aspect of the conference is the 'Jemi Hormusji Framji Manekshaw Panel', featuring guest lectures by notable experts, including Awais Ahmed, CEO and Founder of Pixxel Aerospace Technologies, and Captain Dhruv Rebbapragada, Chief Flight Safety Officer at IndiGo Airlines.

The Ministry of Defence said that the current edition of the conference is themed 'Innovations in Aerospace Medicine: Infinite Possibilities', which highlights the innovative approaches of aerospace medicine practitioners in balancing the safety and optimal performance requirements of aviators.

The Ministry also mentioned that, with over 100 scientific papers to be presented at the conference, delegates can look forward to an agenda filled with scientific discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities that aim to shape the future of aerospace medicine research and policy in the country.

Established in 1952, ISAM is the only registered society dedicated to promoting the knowledge and practice of aerospace medicine in India. The unique and premier institute deals with military and civil aerospace medicine, including the human aspects of the country's spaceflight programme. With the aim of advancing research, fostering knowledge exchange, and seeking solutions to aeromedical challenges, the ISAM has been conducting its annual scientific conference since 1954.

- ANI

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Arjun K
The inclusion of private sector leaders like Pixxel Aerospace shows how India's aerospace ecosystem is evolving. Good mix of military, ISRO, and commercial aviation perspectives.
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Rohit P
While this is excellent, I wish there was more public access to these discussions. Aerospace medicine affects all air travelers - some sessions should be streamed online for students and researchers across India.
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Sarah B
Impressive to see 100+ scientific papers being presented! This shows the depth of research happening in India's aerospace sector. The theme "Infinite Possibilities" is very inspiring ✈️
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Karthik V
As someone whose cousin is a pilot, I appreciate the focus on balancing safety and performance. These conferences directly impact the wellbeing of our aviation professionals. Jai Hind!
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Michael C
The historical perspective with memorial orations is a nice touch. Understanding where we've come from helps shape where we're going in aerospace medicine. Well organized event!

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