session 1

1

16:30

When Communication Becomes the Mission: Psychosocial Risks of Asynchronous Crew–MCC Interaction in Long-Duration Isolation Studies

10

confirmed

Dr. Iva Polacková Solcova

Institute of Psychology, Czech Academy of Sciences

Czech Republic

2

16:40

Sociomapping Comparative study of the structure and dynamics of interpersonal relationships of four space crews in the international “SIRIUS project 2017 – 2025” in the field of communication and cooperation of astronauts

10

confirmed

Dr. Katerina Bernardova Sykorova

Czech Republic

3

16:50

The success of cognitive tasks and changes in electrophysiological parameters in response to physical and cognitive load in «SIRIUS-23» participants

10

confirmed

Ms. Anna Ganicheva

SSC RF Institute for bio-medical problems RAS

Russian Federation

4

17:00

Stress assessment using the time reproduction method: SIRIUS-21

10

confirmed

Dr. Shotaro Doki

University of Tsukuba

Japan

5

17:10

Coping with psycho-social demands during long duration missions: A thematic analysis of post mission interviews

10

confirmed

Prof. Gro M. Sandal

University of Bergen

Norway

6

17:20

Cultural Differences in Work and Mission Success in Antarctic Space Analogues: How Can Anthropology Contribute to Human Spaceflight Research?

10

confirmed

Dr. Susie Pottier

École Normale Supérieure

France

7

17:30

Does Mission Design Influence Crew Dynamics? Research Roadmap for Analog Mission Architecture and Psychosocial Countermeasures

10

confirmed

Dr. Madelyn MacRobbie

Michigan Technological University

United States

8

17:40

COSMIC: Emotionally Intelligent Agents to Support Mental and Emotional Well-being in Extreme Isolation: Lessons from Analog Astronaut Training Missions

10

confirmed

Dr. ANNA XYGKOU-TSIAMOULOU

University of Kent

United Kingdom