1. Behavior, Performance and Psychosocial Issues in Space

Papers

1. Human Performance Data in a High Workload Environment during the Simulated Mars Expedition "AustroMars"

2. Crew Performance Analysis of a Simulated Mars Mission at the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) in Utah, USA

3. FMARS 2007: Stress and Coping in an Arctic Mars Simulation

4. Comparative analysis of POMS and content analysis of crew communication during ISS missions

5. Human Moon and Mars Exploration Mission Challenges & Tools for Psychological Support

6. Game-based evaluation of personalized support for astronauts in long duration missions

7. Absence of a phase-shifting response to wheel running in vestibular deficient mice

8. Estimating the Need For Medical Intervention Due To Sleep Disruption on the International Space Station

9. To cook or not to cook? Food preparation strategies under long-duration mission analog conditions

10. Use of anti-psychotics for astronauts that become mentally ill on long duration space voyages.

11. Safety, wellbeing and user-oriented design considerations for space missions

12. Importance of Human Factors for the Success of Mars Analog Missions

13. the analysis of distinctions in the decision-making of male and female cosmonauts

14. Playfulness as Strategic Tool: Dual purpose play system as psychosocial countermeasure and skill maintenance tool for long duration space flight

15. Contactless registration of physiological signals aboard International Space Station and prospect for its development.

16. Effects of High vs. Low Autonomy on Space Crewmember Performance: Preliminary Findings from an Undersea Submersible Study.