session 2

Title: Human Physiology in Space
Description: This session focuses on all aspects of spaceflight physiology that relate to human health and to the countermeasures employed to maintain health and performance.
Date: 2013-09-24
Time: 09:45
Room: 303B

IPC members

Chairman: Prof. Inesa Kozlovskaya, State Scientific Center of the Russian Federation - Institute of Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation;
Chairman: Prof. Yinghui Li, China Astronaut Research and Training Center, Beijing 100094, China, China;
Rapporteur: Dr. Patrik Sundblad, ESA, Sweden;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Selection result	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1		KEYNOTE: progress and prospect of space medicine experiments in china	accepted	20'	confirmed	Prof. Yinghui Li	China Astronaut Research and Training Center	China
2		Alteration in the Lower Limit of Autoregulation with Elevations in Cephalic Venous Pressure.	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Derek Nusbaum		United States
3		Space experiment "Cardiovector" as a new step in the development of the method of ballistocardiography	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Elena Luchitskaya	Institute for Biomedical Problems	Russian Federation
4		TCM pattern identification research on health condition of human body in long-term inclosed environment	accepted	15'	confirmed	Ms. hongzhi shi	China Astronaut Research and Training Center	China
5		Effects of low intensity pulsed acoustic wave retains bone's microstructural and mechanical integrity in a disuse osteopenia mice model	accepted	15'	confirmed	Prof. Yi-Xian Qin	State University of New York	United States
6		Effectiveness of an improved artificial gravity with ergometric exercise device as a countermeasure for spaceflight deconditioning	accepted	15'	confirmed	Prof. Satoshi Iwase	Aichi Medical University	Japan
7		Microarray analysis reveals changes in blood and saliva gene expression profiles in response to artificial gravity as experienced on the short-arm human centrifuge	accepted	15'	withdrawn	Prof.Dr. Patrick De Boever	VITO/TAP	Belgium
8		Body core temperature changes during submaximal bicycle exercise under longterm micro-g in Astronauts on International Space Station	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Andreas Werner	Charité - University Medicine Berlin	Germany
9		Hemodynamic monitoring during long term space flight – comparison between lateral (4 electrodes) and longitudinal (8 electrodes) impedance cardiography techniques	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Elena Luchitskaya	Institute for Biomedical Problems	Russian Federation
10		Effects of hypergravity on cardio-postrual interactions and cerebral autoregulation in males and females	accepted	15'	withdrawn	Dr. Nandu Goswami	Medical University of Graz	Austria