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Articles tagged: physiology

  • Sabelt, spacecraft seating system, technology transfer April 2025 Strapped for success - from racetrack to orbit

    ..., these systems will need to evolve to address new challenges, including prolonged exposure to radiation and the physiological impacts of extended microgravity. By leveraging its core competencies in material science and ergonomic design, Sabelt aims...

    • Sabelt
    • spacecraft seating system
    • technology transfer
    Authors: Diego Cagna    
  • International Space Station, Mark Kelly, NASA Human Research Program Investigator’s Workshop (IWS), NASA Twin study, Scott Kelly 02 February 2018 How a year in space affects your body

    ... preliminary findings. One of the studies focusing on genetic, epigenetic and transcriptional dynamics (how cells regulate physiological processes) of each twin, revealed that space travel causes an increase in methylation, the process of turning...

    • International Space Station
    • Mark Kelly
    • NASA Human Research Program Investigator’s Workshop (IWS)
    • NASA Twin study
    • Scott Kelly
  • ESA, International Space Station, lunar base, Moon, moon dust 06 July 2018 ESA investigates health risk of living on the Moon

    ... safe at all it would seem. When the Apollo astronauts returned from the Moon, they experienced a number of physiological effects such as sore throats and watering eyes - symptoms that soon earned the title of “lunar hay...

    • ESA
    • International Space Station
    • lunar base
    • Moon
    • moon dust
  • cosmonaut, International Space University, neuroplasticity, space brain 09 September 2020 The brain reorganises itself in space but is not destroyed, new study says

    ... experiments on astronauts who have spent months in space have shown that long-duration spaceflight causes widespread physiological changes to the human body. This was most apparent when NASA conducted a ground-breaking study on American...

    • cosmonaut
    • International Space University
    • neuroplasticity
    • space brain
  • Asgardia, Nanoracks, Seraphim Capital, space debris 17 December 2019 Earth’s doomsday scenario

    ...globe it was something of a niche congress headed up by Asgardia Science Minister Prof Floris Wuyts, a world-leading human physiology specialist from the University of Antwerp in Belgium. ROOM’s cross-section of Special Reports from ASIC are selected...

    • Asgardia
    • Nanoracks
    • Seraphim Capital
    • space debris
  • Edinburgh Women in Space Conference 15 March 2021 Edinburgh Women in Space Conference 2021

    ...D Goodman. Lauren Church will also be hosting a workshop around the topic of an astronaut’s journey, with an emphasis on human physiology. The conference will also offer delegates a number of panels around the topics of taking action in diversity and...

    • Edinburgh Women in Space Conference
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