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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
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Session  I.4 - Central Nervous System & Motor Control
Theme I: Living and working on the International Space Station
Date: 24 May 2005, 11:00
Chair: Inessa Kozlovskaya, Guy Chéron
Room A
Paper #
 Time
 Author(s)
 Title
1.4-1
 11:00-11:15
 Guy Chéron, A. Leroy, C. De Saedeleer, A. Bengoetxea, A. Cebolla, M. Lipshits, J. McIntyre, A. Berthoz, E. Lorigny, D. Chaput
 The effects of gravity on human alpha rhythm during the transition between eye-closed and eye- opened state
1.4-2
 11:15-11:30
 László Balázs, I. Czigler, A. Grosz, G. Karmos, M. Emri, P. Mikecz, Sz. Szakall, Jr., L. Tron
 Hypoxia: An experimental model of environmental challenge to mental function
1.4-3
 11:30-11:45
 Dietrich O. Wirth, J.B. Sattler, H. Welsch, B.R. Hicks (Poster P11)
 Preference of the hand and stress during extreme loads
1.4-4
 11:45-12:00
 Christos Paizis, C. Papaxanthis
 The influence of a 10-day exposure in microgravity on arm movement kinematics
1.4-5
 12:00-12:15
 Inessa B. Kozlovskaya, I. Sayenko, D. Sayenko, T. Miller
 Role of support afferentation in control of tonic muscle activity
1.4-6
 12:15-12:30
 Eugen Gallasch, I.B. Kozlovskaya
 Evaluation of space flight induced changes in tonic motor control using limb-attached excitation and load devices