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Dr. Gilles Clement, a recent visiting professor in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Ohio University, is to receive the 2008 LifeScience Book Award of the International Academy of Astronautics for the book Artificial Gravity.  Dr. Clement and Dr. Angie Bukley co-edited the book and co-authored several chapters while at Ohio University. During his two years at Ohio, Dr. Clement was a prolific author of books and of peer-reviewed journal articles describing his research into the effects of low gravity environments on human visual perception.  He also taught technical elective courses to undergraduate and graduate students about the medical effects of low gravityand artificial gravity.  Dr. Clement returned to his permanent position at the Centre National de Recherch eScientifique in Toulouse, France, in July 2007. Dr. Bukley is now at the University of Tennessee Space Institute.

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