Welcome to the
15th
IAA Humans in Space Symposium

Graz
/ Austria, May 22-26, 2005

Benefits
of Human Presence in Space

Historical,
scientific, medical, cultural, and political aspects
Humans in Space is an international scientific
symposium dedicated to discussion and research in those human and biological
sciences related to long-duration space travel

Publication in Acta Astronautica
Please bring your full text for possible publication in Acta Astronautica to the meeting.
IAA requires that all authors bring their articles to the meeting. The papers should be prepared in the Acta Astronautica format.
Elsevier
no longer uses "camera ready" format. But an electronic copy in Word format
(floppy disk, CD...) will be required for the final version.
A peer review will be carried out after the meeting, determining which papers will actually be published in the Journal.
Papers might be accepted with a request to reduce the length if necessary.
The Special Issue will be mailed to the authors when it is printed.