2. Human Physiology in Space

Papers

1. Impaired T-wave amplitude adaptation to heart-rate induced by cardiac deconditioning after 5-days of head-down bed-rest

2. The spectral analysis of heart rate variability in forecasting of post-flight orthostatic intolerance after long-time space flights

3. Assessment of sleep patterns, energy expenditure, circadian rhythms of skin temperature, salivary amylase: Mars simulated mission at Mars desert Research station

4. Respiratory control during exposure to simulated microgravity

5. Progress of AGREE project: multilateral project on the effectiveness of artificial gravity with exercise

6. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular responses to different postures following 5-day HDBR with an artificial gravity countermeasure

7. Applications of Electrical Stimulation and Electrotactile Feedback in Human Spaceflight

8. High-resolution peripheral computed tomography in the assessment of bone loss and recovery during and up to 2-years after 60d bed-rest

9. Bone Loss Assessment and Guided Therapy For Fracture Healing Using Quantitative Ultrasound

10. Efficacy of different regimens locomotor training in preventing the negative effects of weightlessness on human physical performance

11. The European theseus roadmap: towards human exploration of space

12. Reversible Figures: Developing An ISS Life Sciences Payload

13. Skeletal Muscle Plasticity: Implications for Mission Personnel & Astronaut Careers

14. Chest mechanics and respiratory control during 5-days dry immersion

15. The Effect of Mental Stressors on the Cardiovascular System in Various Gravitational Environments

16. Incomplete recovery of the lumbar intervertebral discs after 60d and 21d strict bed rest

17. Hypertrophy of the neck musculature due to prolonged bed-rest?

18. The use of ballistocardiography in russian space flights – history and prospects

19. Ultrasound Imaging of Spinal Changes in Spaceflight

20. Short duration resistive exercise sustains neuromuscular function after bed rest

21. Cardiovascular autonomic balance in cosmonauts in attitude to their position in a crew

22. Adaptation risks in space medicine

23. Prenosological approach and health assessment of crew-members during simulated mars mission

24. Mechanical properties of the lumbar muscles regarded to g-vector.