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  1. Kimberly Binsted

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    Institution University of Hawaii, Manoa
    Telephone 808 956-6107
    Fax 808 988-9225
    Address 1680 East-West Road, POST 303D
    Honolulu, HI 96822
    USA
    Current NAI Teams University of Hawaii, Manoa (CAN5)
    Past NAI Teams University of Hawaii, Manoa (CAN3)

    Projects

    NAI UH (2008)Sleeping through the Arctic Martian Sol
    NAI UH (2008)FMARS Long Duration Mission: a simulation of manned Mars exploration in an analogue environment, Devon Island, Canada
    NAI UH (2008)Carbonate Lithologies on Devon Island, Canada
    NAI UH (2008)A search for primordial water from deep in the Earth's mantle
    NAI UH (2007)FMARS Long Duration Mission: a simulation of manned Mars exploration in an analogue environment, Devon Island, Canada
    NAI UH (2007)In situ voltammetry integrated with a cabled nearshore observatory
    NAI UH (2007)FMARS Long Duration Mission: a simulation of manned Mars explora
    NAI UH (2007)Proteins in Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2006)A cross-platform software package for efficient data reduction of environmental electrochemical measurements
    NAI UH (2006)Origin, History and Distribution of Water and its Relation to Life in Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2006)Analysis software for in situ voltammetry
    NAI UH (2006)Analysis Tools for A Proteomic View of Adaptations to Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2006)The evolution of intelligence under environmental change
    NAI UH (2006)A Proteomic View of Adaptations to Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2005)Analysis software for in situ voltammetry
    NAI UH (2005)The Lowell Telescope Scheduler
    NAI UH (2005)AFAR: Adaptive Framework for Astrobiology Research
    NAI UH (2005)The evolution of intelligence under environmental change
    NAI UH (2005)Analysis Tools for A Proteomic View of Adaptations to Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2005)UH NAI Executive Summary
    NAI UH (2005)Subseafloor Basement (Basalt) Biosphere Studies
    NAI UH (2005)Rapid Response to Remotely Detected Potential Seafloor Eruption
    NAI UH (2005)A Proteomic View of Adaptations to Extreme Environments
    NAI UH (2005)Integrated characterization of microbial communities associated with aquatic redox gradients
    NAI UH (2004)Autonomous Sensor Networks for Hydrology Research
    NAI UH (2004)Development of an Intelligent Telescope Scheduler
    NAI UH (2004)Post Doc Recruitment - Water and its Relation to Life in the Universe
    NAI UH (2004)The Origin, History and Ditribution of Water and its Relation to Lifein the Universe
    NAI UH (2004)UH NAI Visiting Faculty Scholars Program
    NAI UH (1988)A search for primordial water from deep in the Earth's mantle

    Publications

    Binsted, K., O Griofa, M. & OKeeffe, D.  (to appear).  Using space and planetary surface analogue environments to motivate and evaluate technology design.  Designing the user experience of future peripatetic users: New HCI design challenges in space.  Pennsylvania: IGI Global.
    Binsted, K. & Kobrick, R.  (submitted).  Operational monitoring and analysis of space, time and schedule as part of a space analogue mission on Devon Island.  Planetary and Space Science, Special Issue: Exploring other worlds by exploring our own..
    Bamsey, M., Auclair, S., Battler, M., Binsted, K., Bywaters, K., Harris, J., Kobrick, R. & McKay, C.  (submitted).  Four month Moon and Mars crew water utilization study conducted at the Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station, Devon Island, Nunavut.  Advances in Space Research.
    Binsted, K., O Griofa, M. & OKeeffe, D.  (to appear).  Using space and planetary surface analogue environments to motivate and evaluate technology design.  Designing the user experience of future peripatetic users: New HCI design challenges in space.  Pennsylvania: IGI Global.
    Tomosada, C., Binsted, K. & Joseph, S.  (2006).  A Generational Model of the Value of Intelligence in Dynamic Environments.  Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon).  Washington, DC.
    Joseph, S., Binsted, K. & Tomosada, C.  (2006).  A Steady-State Model of the Value of Intelligence in Dynamic Environments.  Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon).  Washington, DC.
    Boal, A., Hall, C., Saw, J., Binsted, K. & Brown, M.  (in preparation).  Envirogenic Analysis of Protein Composition. Part II: Composition of Proteins and alpha-helices from Extremophilic Microorganisms.
    Boal, A., Brown, M., Binsted, K. & Gaidos, E.  (2005).  Variations of the helical components of proteins from mesophilic, thermophilic, and halophilic microorganisms.  American Chemical Society Annual Meeting.  Washington DC.
    Boal, A., Brown, M. & Binsted, K.  (in preparation).  Envirogenic Analysis of Protein Composition. Part III: Construction of Envirogenic Trees from Whole and Partial Microbial Proteomes.
    Boal, A., Brown, M. & Binsted, K.  (2006).  Protein Structural Adaptations to Extreme Environments.  Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon).  Washington DC.
    Boal, A., Binsted, K. & Brown, M.  (Submitted, 2006).  Envirogenic Analysis of Protein Composition. Part I: Distribution of Intra-Helical Salt Bridges in the Proteins of Mesophilic and Thermophilic Organisms.  Astrobiology.
    Binsted, K. & Joseph, S.  (2004).  Recognizing features of evolved intelligence.  Bioastronomy.  Iceland.
    Boal, A.K., Binsted, K., Brown, M.V. & Gaidos, E.  (Submitted, 2005).  Variations of the Helical Components of Proteins from Mesophilic, Thermophilic, and Halophilic Microorganisms [Abstract].  230th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society:Paper BIOL239.  Washington, DC.
    Brown, M.V., Boal, A.K., Glazer, B.T., Binsted, K. & Gaidos, E.  (2005).  Molecular level interactions between organisms and environment [Abstract].  NAI 2005 Biennial Meeting, 5:282.  Boulder, CO.
    Boal, A., Brown, M., Binsted, K. & Gaidos, E.  (2005).  Variations of the helical components of proteins from mesophilic, thermophilic, and halophilic microorganisms [Abstract].  American Chemical Society Annual Meeting.  Washington DC.
    Brown, M.V., Boal, A.K., Glazer, B.T., Binsted, K. & Gaidos, E.  (2005).  Molecular Level Interactions between Organisms and Environment [Abstract].  NAI 2005 Biennial Meeting, 5:282.  Boulder, CO.
    Boal, A., Brown, M., Binsted, K. & Gaidos, E.  (Submitted, 2005).  Variations of the helical components of proteins from mesophilic, thermophilic, and halophilic microorganisms [Abstract].  230th American Chemical Society Annual Meeting.  Washington, DC.


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