session 9

2

10:15

Ethical and Moral Considerations in the Induction of Torpor in Humans and Astronaut Crews

12

confirmed

Dr. Ekaterina Kostioukhina

United States

4

10:27

Assessing head-down tilt as a ground analogue for a quantitative compression-ultrasound biomarker of jugular vein thrombosis under microgravity-relevant venous conditions

12

confirmed

Mr. Janez Urevc

University of Ljubljana

Slovenia

5

10:39

Compression Force Response of the Internal Jugular Vein to Graded Head-Up Tilt Measured with a Non-invasive Ultrasound-Based Device

12

confirmed

Dr. Andrej Bergauer

University of Ljubljana

Slovenia

6

10:51

lower-limb joint loading during iss resistive exercise: a biomechanical analysis

12

confirmed

Mr. Michele Brambilla

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

7

11:03

Agentic AI–Supported ChronoNutrition and Phase-Resolved Bioenergetic Coherence among Analog Astronauts During Isolated and Extreme Environments

12

confirmed

Ms. Susan Ip-Jewell

United States

8

11:15

analysis of risk-associated proteins in the blood of cosmonauts during long-term spaceflight

12

confirmed

Mrs. Daria Kashirina

Institute of Biomedical Problems (IBMP), Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

Russian Federation

10

11:27

Exercise Protocols and Human Performance in Isolated and Confined Environments: Evidence from Habitat Marte (2021–2025)

12

confirmed

Dr. Julio Rezende

Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN)

Brazil

11

11:39

Can We Build Digital Twins Using 3D-Printed Foods Coupled With Digital Sensors for Space Missions that Predict Astronaut Menu Fatigue?

12

confirmed

Ms. Arnika Wain

University of Melbourne

Australia