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Bioastronautics and Human Performance

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Nathan Keller, Ph.D.

Nathan Keller is an explorer and adventurer. A Ph.D. candidate on loan from Texas A&M’s Kinesiology department, Nathan went straight into the workforce after finishing his Bachelor’s degree at Texas Christian University.  For years he ran gyms, started businesses, and eventually found his passion for teaching.  As a high school science teacher, Mr. Keller taught Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, and Physics for five years and considers his time in that role to be his highest honor thus far.

The meandering adventure of life has finally led him to pursue his original calling to further the frontiers of science and human exploration. Parlaying his life’s experience and education into his love for all things space, Nathan‘s doctoral work focuses on the implementation of technology countermeasures to the negative effects of prolonged human spaceflight.

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