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Kim Binsted Research Group

University of Hawai’i at Mānoa
Research lead
Kim Binsted
Research area
Human space exploration
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Human space explorationHuman computer interactionTeam dynamicsArtificial intelligenceSpace analog research

About the research

A successful space mission depends on people functioning together as well as on its technology.

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Binsted’s research interests include artificial intelligence, human computer interfaces, and long duration human space exploration. Her HI-SEAS research has examined life in an isolated Mars analog habitat on Mauna Loa. Studies investigated crew dynamics, morale, stress, food, and performance during extended confinement. This work explores how crew selection and support can influence team functioning, connecting computing and human behavior with the practical challenges of sustained exploration far from Earth.

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