session 3

1

Experience in clinical rehabilitation applications of space medicine technologies

20'

Prof. Anatoly I. Grigoriev

Russian Academy of Sciences

Russian Federation

2

Use of artificial gravity to augment ankle-brachial indices

15'

Dr. Marlene Grenon

University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)

United States

3

Tele-Skin Diagnosis using High-Definition Video Camera on-board the International Space Station (ISS) and its application

15'

Mr. ichiro tayama

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

Japan

4

The study for the relationship between the diurnal variation of intraocular pressure and spaceflight

15'

Dr. Ki young Chung

Aerospace Medical Center, ROKAF

Korea, Republic of

5

Using telecontrolled high-fidelity human patient simulators to evaluate and educate healthcare providers and telemedical consultants delivering acute medical care under extreme conditions.

15'

Mr. Matthew Turnock

University of Toronto

Canada

6

Harnessing functional food strategies for the health challenges of space travel

15'

Dr. Nicole Buckley

Canadian Space Agency

Canada

7

Protection of Isorhamnetin and Luteolin against Simulated Microgravity-induced Oxidative Stress in SH-SY5Y cells

15'

Dr. Lina Qu

Astronaut Center of China

China

8

Cryopreservation protocols to monitor adhesion molecule expression on polymorpho-nuclear leukocytes: a useful tool for research in space and earthbound analogues?

15'

Dr. Matthias Feuerecker

University of Munich

Germany

9

UP-REGULATION OF THE ADENOSINE-INDUCED INHIBITION OF H2O2 PRODUCTION IN EX VIVO STIMULATED GRANULOCYTES FOLLOWING PARABOLIC FLIGHT

15'

Dr. Ines Kaufmann

University of Munich

Germany

10

On improvements of heart rate variability technology for express diagnostics of operator's state in extreme conditions

15'

Mr. Aliaksei Maistrou

Technical University of Munich

Germany

11

From Orbit to OR: Space Solutions for Terrestrial Challenges in Medicine

15'

Dr. Shawna Pandya

University of Alberta

Canada