claudie haigner

Claudie Haigner (born Claudie Andre-Deshays 13 May 1957 ) is a former French cosmonaut. She is a rheumatologist with a doctorate in science, majoring neurosciences. She was the back-up cosmonaut for a Spring 1992 trip to Mir in which her husband Jean-Pierre Haigner participated. She stayed 16 days in Mir in 1996, for the Russian-French Cassiope mission. Claudie was the first European woman to visit the International Space Station ISS in 2001 She is now minister for European Affairs in Jacques Chirac's government. She was previously minister delegate for research and new technologies.

External link

CNES Biography

Haigner, Claudie Haigner, Claudie

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

u.s. highway 175
outerbridge crossing
bye bye birdie
malafrena
coupled cluster
worker communist party
quorthon
emir kusturica
u.s. highway 77
john alexander waddell
george porteous

blood poisoning
bank one center
72 hours: true crime
malacostraca
plattenbau
2c t 7
frederick ruckstull
new acropolis
literary machines
peyton manning
programmer's stone

hmg
message oriented middleware
air caledonie
serious fraud office
export credits guarantee department
british council
food standards agency
baltic shield
arne nss jr.
grifo
mohammad reza khatami

harry goz
willi stoph
max knoll
john whittingdale
gastrolith
caroline spelman
bill wiggin
herzog & de meuron
arne naess
tumblers
show boat