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Monday, June 8 14.30 – 18.00 Red Hall

CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS: ADAPTATION TO MICROGRAVITY

Theme coordinators: V. Baranov (Institute of general pathology and pathophysiology, Russia), J. Tank (Hannover Medical School, Germany), O. Vinogradova (IBMP, Russia)

1. AUTOMATED NON-INVASIVE MEASUREMENT OF CARDIAC OUTPUT: COMPARISON OF IMPEDANCE CARDIOGRAPHY AND THE FOREIGN GAS REBREATHING METHOD USING A NEW INFRARED PHOTOACOUSTIC GAS ANALYSING SYSTEM (ID-0027)Heuser K.1, Rasche-Schuermann C.1, Baevsky R.M.2, Funtova I.I.2, Diedrich A.3, Drescher J.4, Jordan J.1, Tank J.1

1Hannover Medical School, Germany; 2IBMP, Russia; 3Vanderbilt University, USA; 4DLR, Germany. 2. EFFECT OF MENTAL STRESS ON THE ORTHOSTATIC CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE (ID-0007)Goswami N.1, Lackner H.K.2, Papousek I.3, Jezova D.4, Montani J.- P.5, Steptoe A. 6, Hinghofer-Szalkay H.G. 1

1Medical University Graz, Austria; 2Institute of Adaptive and Spaceflight Physiology, Austria; 3 Karl Franzens Unjversity, Austria; 4Institute of Experimental Physiology, Slovakia; 5University of Fribourg, Switzerland; 6University College London, UK.

3. RESPIRATION AND RESPIRATORY CONTROL IN LONG-TERM SPACEFLIGHT (ID-0171)Baranov V.M.1, Suvorov A.V.2, Dyachenko A.I.2, Popova J.A.2 Minyaeva A.V.3, Kolesnikov V.I.1

1Institute of general pathology and pathophysiology, Russia; 2 IBMP, Russia; 3Tver state university, Russia.

4. GAS EXCHANGE DURING LONG-TERM STAY OF HUMANS IN A CHAMBER IN OXYGEN-NITROGEN-ARGON ENVIRONMENT (ID-0218)Suvorov A.V., Demin A.V., Shulagin Yu.A., Dyachenko A.I., Popova J.A. IBMP, Russia.

5. FUNCTIONING OF CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DURING SPACE FLIGHTS (ID-0309)Grigoriev A.I., Kotovskaya A.R., Fomina G.A. IBMP, Russia.

6. FORECASTING OF INDIVIDUAL CHANGES OF CARDIAC ACTIVITY (ON ECG) OF COSMONAUTS DURING NORMAL DESCENT FROM ORBIT AFTER SPACE MISSIONS OF VARIOUS DURATION ON THE BASIS OF PREFLIGHT ECG ANALYSIS (ID-0042)Koloteva M.I., Lukjanuk V.Yu., Nosovsky A.M. IBMP, Russia.

7. IMPOSED AND CONTROLLED BREATHING PROTOCOLS DURING TILT TEST; ASSESSMENT OF COSMONAUT AUTONOMIC ADAPTATION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE SPIN STUDY. (ID-0236)Migeotte P.-F.1, Pattyn N.1, Vanspauwen R.2, Neyt X.1, Acheroy M.1, Wuyts F.2

1Royal Military Academy, Belgium; 2Antwerp University, Belgium.

8. GRAVITY-DEPENDENT REGULATING MECHANISM OF BASAL FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY IN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (ID-0188)Afonin B., Nichiporuk I., Noskov V. IBMP, Russia.

9. SYMPATHETIC CONTROL OF VASCULAR TONE IN RATS AFTER SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY (ID-0208)Vinogradova O.1, Kalenchuk V.2, Borovik A.1, Tarasova O.1.1IBMP, Russia; 2MSU, Russia.

Posters (Tuesday, June 9; 12.30 – 14.00)

1. PHARMACOLOGICAL PREVENTION OF VENOUS PLETHORA OF ABDOMINAL ORGANS IN CONDITIONS OF 12-HOUR BED REST WITH A HEAD-DOWN TILT (ID-0187)Noskov V., Afonin B., Nichiporuk I.IBMP, Russia.

2. RESEARCH OF CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ADAPTATION DURING CONDUCTION OF POSTURAL ORTHOSTATIC TEST (ID-0092)Stepanova G., Skedina M., Degterenkova N., Voronkov Y. IBMP, Russia.

3. EXPLORATION MEDICAL BIOSENSOR EVALUATION (ID-0049)Sawin C., Opekun J., Watson S., Krouskop T. Texas Medical Center, USA.

4. BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTED RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING (ID-0333)Ploutz-Snyder, Lori,1; Cook, Summer,2

1Universitities Space Research Association, USA; 2Syracuse University, USA

Monday, June 8 14.30 – 18.00 Beige Hall

EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND SPIN-OFF ACTIVITIES

Theme Coordinators: M. Y. MacLeish (Morehouse School of Medicine, USA), L.B. Buravkova (IBMP, Russia), R. Gerzer (German Aerospace Center, Germany), O.I. Orlov (IBMP, Russia)

1. SPACE EXPLORATION EDUCATION FOR A GLOBAL 21ST CENTURY SOCIETY (ID-0041)MacLeish M. Y.Morehouse School of Medicine, USA

2. A NEW CHAPTER IN DOCTORAL CANDIDATE TRAINING: THE HELMHOLTZ SPACE LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH SCHOOL (SPACELIFE) (ID-0141)Gerzer R., Hellweg C.E.German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Germany

3. SPACE BIOMEDICINE SUMMER SCHOOLS IN RUSSIA: INTERNATIONAL AND BILATERAL PLATFORMS (ID-0207)Buravkova L. B. 1, Grafov M.A. 21IBMP, Russia; 2Contemporary Educational Programmes Ltd., Russia

4. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY, ENGINEERING PSYCHOLOGY AND ERGONOMICS IN THE AEROSPACE UNIVERSITY (ID-0122)Medenkov A.A.Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia

5. OVERVIEW OF US-RUSSIAN COOPERATION IN SPACE BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE (ID-0298)Pestov I.D. 1, Sawin Ch.F. 2, House N.G. 31IBMP, Russia; 2S.I. Hanson, Tietronix Software, Inc., USA; 3SGT, Inc., USA.

6. NEW TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS FOR NON –INVASIVE CARDIOVASCUCAR MONITORING IN SPACE ? (ID-0313)Kemmerle K., Cornier J., R. von Heise-RotenburgKayser-Threde GmbH, Germany

7. ON-BOARD MEDICAL SUPPORT SYSTEM OF FLIGHTS OF PROMISING AEROSPACE SETS (DESIGN) (ID-0194)Ushakov I.B., Bednenko V.S.State Scientific-Research Testing Institute of Military Medicine, Russia.

8. A NON-INVASIVE DEVICE TO CONTINUOUSLY MONITOR CORE TEMPERATURE IN HUMANS ON EARTH AND IN SPACE (ID-0269)Gunga G.-H.1, Werner A.1, Stahn A.1, Steinach M.1, Schlabs T.1, Kunz D.1, Belav D.1, Felsenberg1, Sattler F.2, Koch J.2

1Charite University Medicine, Germany; 2Draegerwerk AG &Co. KgaA, Germany

9. VOLUMETRIC ECHOGRAPHIC IMAGE CAPTURE AND DELAYED POST PROCESSING (Application to Tele-echography during MARS 500) (ID-0310)Arbeille Ph.1, Ayoub J.1, Boucher. A. 1, Cloppet. F. 1, Vincent. N. 1

1UMPS University Hospital Trousseau, France; 2CRISP Universite Paris Descartes, France

10. TRANSITION TO MARKET RELATIONS ENTAILED INCLUSION INTO SCIENCE SUCH TERMS OF MARKET ECONOMY AS INNOVATION, INNOVATIVE PROCESS, INNOVATIVE POLICY ETC (ID-0292)Orlov O.I., Belakosky M.S., Rakova N.MIBMP, Russia


1. EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES ON THE BASIS OF MUSEUM OF INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL PROBLEMS (ID-0288)Ponomareva I.P., Morgunov P.S., Voloshin O.V.IBMP, Russia

2. SPACE BASED ALTERNATIVE MASTER PLAN (ID-0163)Gaviraghi G. G.Exponential Design lab Milan, Montevideo, Italy/Uruguay

3. INTEGRATING ECO-ETHICS AND TRADITIONAL CONCEPTS IN SPACE APPLICATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (ID-0265)Tomukum Chia Global Centre for Compliance, Hazards and Disaster, Cameroon

4. POSSIBILITY OF COMMUNICATION IN DEEP SPACE USING PAULY PAIRS (ID-0114)Kriske R. M. University of Minnesota, USA

Monday, June 8 14.30 – 18.00 Blue Hall

SENSORY-MOTOR EFFECTS OF HYPOGRAVITY (Session 1)

Theme coordinators: L N. Kornilova (IBMP, Russia), M.F. Reschke (NASA JSC, USA)

1. STATIC TORSIONAL OTOLITH-CERVICO-OCULAR REFLEX AFTER LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO WEIGHTLESSNESS AND 7-DAYS IMMERSION (ID – 0233)Kornilova L.N., Naumov I.A., Makarova S.M., Kozlovskaya I.B.IBMP, Russia.

2. SPACE FLIGHT AND MANUAL CONTROL: IMPLICATIONS FOR SENSORIMOTOR FUNCTION ON FUTURE MISSIONS (ID – 0250)Reschke M.F.1, Kornilova L.N.2, Badakva A.M.2, Parker D.E.1, Leigh R.J.1, Kozlovskaya I.B.2 1NASA JSC, USA; 2IBMP, Russia.

3. INTEROCULAR ASYMMETRY OF ROTATIONAL NYSTAGMUS DURING UNUSUAL SEMICIRCULAR-CANAL AND OTOLITH STIMULATION (ID – 0084)Chistov S.D.1, Vorobjov O.A.1, Rybachenko T.A.2 1State Research Experimental Institute of Military Medicine, Russia; 27th Central Military Clinical Aviational Hospital, Russia.

4. NEUROVESTIBULAR ADAPTATION IN THE VERTEBRATE GRAVI-SENSING ORGANS FOLLOWING MICRO- AND HYPER-GRAVITY EXPOSURE AND RE-ADAPTATION (ID – 0184)Boyle R.D.1, Popova Y.1, Kondrachuk A.2, Balaban P.3 1NASA Ames Research Center, USA; 2Institute of Physics, Ukraine; 3Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology, Russia.

5.MICROGRAVITY AFFECTS BEHAVIOR AND GRAVIRECEPTION IN TERRESTRIAL SNAILS (ID – 0052)Balaban P.M.1, Malyshev A.Y.1, Ierusalimsky V.N.1, Aseev N.A.1, Korshunova T.A.1, Bravarenko N.I.1, Lemak M.S.1, Zakharov I.S.1, Popova Y.2, Boyle R.2 1Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology, Russia; 2NASA Ames Research Center, USA.

6. MOTOR COORDINATION DESTRUCTION IN WEIGHTLESSNESS. GAZE FIXATION REACTION (ID – 0053)Tomilovskaya E.S., Kozlovskaya I.B. IBMP, Russia.

7. ROTATING BACKGROUND ACCELERATE VISUAL COGNITIVE PROCESSING: AN ERP STUDY (ID – 0079)Wang L.J., Wei J.H., Cao Y., Zhao Q., Chen W.J., Tang G.H., Guo J.P., Li D.C. China Astronaut Research and Training Center, China

8. MANIPULATION OF GRAVITATIONAL CUE WITH LATERAL TILTING ALTERS PERFORMANCE IN SPATIAL ORIENTATION TASK (ID – 0185)Balazs, L., Barkaszi I., Istvan C., Livia G.P. Institute for Psychology, Hungary

Monday, June 8 14.30-18.00 Green Hall

RADIATION ENVIRONMENT IN SPACE –MEASUREMENTS AND CALCULATIONS

Theme Coordinators: Benghin V.V.( IBMP, Russia); Semkova I. (Solar Terrestrial Influences-Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria), De Angelis G. (Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Italy)

1. RESULTS OF LIULIN-5 EXPERIMENT FOR SPACE RADIATION INVESTIGATION IN THE SPHERICAL HUMAN PHANTOM ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID–0138)Semkova, J.1; Koleva, R.1; Maltchev S.1; Benghin, V.2; Chernykh, I.2; Shurshakov, V.2; Petrov V.2; Yarmanova, E.2; Bankov, N.3; Lyagushin, V.4, Roslyakov ,Yu.4

(1) Solar Terrestrial Influences-Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria, (2) IBMP, Russia, (3) Space Research Institute, Bulgaria, (4) Korolev Rocket & Space Corporation Energia, Russia

2. RADIATION MEASURED DURING ISS-EXPEDITION 15 SPACE MISSION WITH DIFFERENT DOSIMETERS (ID–0078)Zhou D.1; O'Sullivan D.3; Semones Ed.1; Gaza R.1; Roed Y.2; Johnson S.1; Zapp N.1; Lee K.1

(1) NASA Johnson Space Center; USA, (2) Universities Space Research Association, USA, (3) Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Ireland

3. BUBBLE DETECTOR MEASUREMENTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AS PART OF THE MATROSHKA-R EXPERIMENT (ID- 0328)Smith M.B.1, Machrafi R.1, Garrow K.1, Kovaltchouk V.1, Ing H.1, Andrews H.R.1, Akatov Yu.2, Arkhangelsky V.2, Сhernykh I.2, Mitrikas V.2, Shurshakov V.2, Tomi L. 3, Lyagushin V.4

(1) Bubble Technology Industries, Canada, (2) IBMP, Russia, (3)Canadian Space Agency, Canada, (4)Korolev Rocket & Space Corporation Energia, Russia

4. COMPARISON OF SPACE RADIATION DOSES INSIDE THE MATROSHKA-TORSO PHANTOM INSTALLED OUTSIDE THE ISS WITH DOSES IN A HUMAN BODY IN ORLAN-M SPACESUIT DURING EVA (ID–0148)Petrov V.M.1; Kartashov D.A.1; Kolomensky A.V.1; Shurshakov V.A.1

(1) IBMP, Russia

5. RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONS LARGE DOSES AT INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID–0126)Dachev Ts.1; De Angelis G.2; Tomov B.1; Matviichuk Yu.1; Dimitrov P.1; Bankov N.3

(1) Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgaria, (2) Istituto Superiore di Sanita; Italy, (3) Space Research Institute, Bulgaria

6. PASSIVE DOSEMETRY AT THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE DOBIES PROJECT (ID–0150)Vanhavere F.1; Zhou D.2; Spurny F.3; Yukihara E.4; O'Sullivan D.5; Schoonjans W.; Genicot J.-L.1

(1) SCK-CEN Mol, Belgium, (2) NASA Johnson Space Center, USA, (3) Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Republic, (4) Oklahoma State University, USA, (5) Dublin Institute for Advanced Science, Ireland

7. EARTH AND MOON RADIATION ENVIRONMENT AS OBSERVED ON INDIAN CHANDRAYYAN-1 SATELLITE (ID–0127)Dachev Ts.1; De Angelis G.2; Tomov B.1; Matviichuk Yu.1; Dimitrov P.1; Spurny F.3

(1) Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgaria, (2) Istituto Superiore di Sanita; Italy, (3) Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Republic

8. INSTRUMENT LIULIN-F FOR RADIATION ENVIRONMENT INVESTIGATION DURING PHOBOS SAMPLE RETURN MISSION (ID–0174)Semkova J.1, Maltchev S.1, Tomov B.1, Matviichuk Yu.1, Dachev Ts.1, Koleva R.1; Benghin V. V.2, Chernykh I. V.2, Shurshakov V. A.2, Khamidullina N. M.3; Uchihori Y.4, Kitamura H.4, Yasuda N.4, De Angelis G.5

(1) Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgaria, (2)IBMP, Russia, (3) Lavochkin Association of Federal Space Agency, Russia, (4) National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan, (5) Istituto Superiore di Sanita; Italy

9. THE JINR HEAVY ION ACCELERATORS AS A TOOL FOR THE MODELLING OF BIOLOGICAL ACTION OF SPACE RADIATION (ID–0271)Krasavin E.A.Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Russia

Tuesday, June 9 9.00 – 12.30 Beige Hall

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS (Session 1)

Theme coordinators: Koch B. (German Aerospace Center, Germany), Bingham G.( Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA), Sinyak Yu.( IMBP, Russia)

1. REGENERATION OF WATER AT SPACE STATIONS (ID–0249)Grigoriev A.I.1, Sinyak Yu.E .1, Samsonov N.M.2, Bobe L.S.2, Protasov N.N.3, Andrejchuk P.O.3

1IBMP, Russia; 2NIICHIMMASH, Russia; 3RSC “Energia”, Russia

2. SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THERMAL MODES' PROVISION FOR SUITED COSMONAUT AT PERFORMANCE OF A VARIOUS EVA (ID–0050)Kotykhov N.N.“RD&PE Zvezda” JSC, Russia

3. SIMULATED MARTIAN ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER FOR SMALL BUDGETS (ID–0085)DiCarlo C.M., Loutzenhiser D.B., Bouley R.Grand Valley State University, USA

4. REGENERABLE SOLID AMINATED NANOSTRUCTURED SORBENTS FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE (ID–0209)Zemanian T., Rappe K., Lafemina N., Fryxell G.Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA

5. REGENERABLE ABSORPTIVE CANISTER FOR CARBON DIOXIDE AND HARMFUL SUBSTANCE REMOVAL FORM THE SPACE SUIT (ID–0315)Putin S.B.1, Shubina V.N.1, Simanenkov S.I.1, Kozlova N.P.1, Sharipov R.H.2, Elbakian A.Ts.2 1 “ROSHIMZASCHITA”, Russia; 2 “RD&PE Zvezda” JSC, Russia

6. INVESTIGATION OF TECHNOLOGY OF AIR PURIFICATION FROM CARBON DIOXIDE AND ITS CONCENTRATING WITH A HELP OF THE ABSORBENT REGENERATED BY THE WATER VAPOUR (ID–0314)Simanenkov S.I.1, Shubina V.N.1, Donskih V.V.1, Erohin S.N.1, Riabkin A.M.2

1 “ROSHIMZASCHITA”, Russia; 2RSC “Energia”, Russia

7. STUDY OF THE HIGHER PLANTS IN THE 105-DAYS EXPERIMENT (ID–0089)Sychev V.N.1, Levinskikh M.A.1, Podolsky I.G.1, Guchin V.I.1, Bates S.2, Bingham G.E.3, Morukov B.V.1, 1IBMP, Russia; 2Utah State University, USA; 3Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA

8. LADA, A SUCCESSFUL EXAMPLE OF LONG TERM INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT (ID–0087)Bingham G.E.1, Topham S.1, Jones S.2, Bates S.2, Levinskikh M.A.3, Strugov O.M.3, Podolsky I.G.3, Sychev V.N.3

1Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA; 2Utah State University, USA; 3IMBP, Russia

9. SPACE ENVIRONMENT IN INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION IS NOT STRESSFUL FOR BARLEY (ID–0136)Shagimardanova E.1, Gusev O.2, Binghan G.E.3, Levinskikh M.A.4, Sychev V.N.4, Sugimoto M.1,1Okayama University, Japan; 2National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan; 3Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA; 4IBMP, Russia

10. BIOINDICATOR-BASED METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF QUALITY OF AIR OF ORBITAL STATION (ID–0094)Levinskikh M.A.1, Podolsky I.G.1, Moukhamedieva L.N.1, Gostimsky S.A.2, Binghan G.E.3

1IBMP, Russia; 2Moscow State University, Russia; 3Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA

11. POROUS MEDIA FLUID TRANSPORT IN MICROGRAVITY: THE ORZS FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS (ID–0213)Jones S.1, Podolsky I.G.2, Heinse R.3, Topham S.4, Or D.5, Bingham G.E.4

1Utah State University, USA; 2IBMP, Russia; 3University of Idaho, USA; 4Space Dynamics Laboratory USU, USA; 5Swiss Federal Institute, Switzerland

Tuesday, June 9 9.00 – 12.30 Blue Hall

SENSORY-MOTOR EFFECTS OF HYPOGRAVITY (Session 2)

Theme coordinators: R. Boyle (BioVIS Center, NASA,USA), Rustem Islamov (Kazan State University, Russia)

1. INTERMITTENT 2G INFLUENCE ON THE RATS EXPOSED TO PRIMARY SIMULATION OF WEIGHTLESSNESS.DIFFERENTLY DIRECTED STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS IN BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD (ID - 0252)Krasnov I.B. 3, Dyachkova L.N. 1, Krasnikov G.V. 2, Burtseva T.D. 2, Chelnaya N.A. 3 1Severtsov’s Institute of Ecological and Evolutionary Problems, Russia; 2L.Tolstoy’s Tula Pedagogical University, Russia; 3IBMP, Russia)

2. RELIABILITY OF UTRICULAR FUNCTION TESTING USING A SINUSOIDAL TRANSLATION PROFILE DURING UNILATERAL CENTRIFUGATION (ID - 0238)Buytaert K. I. 1, MacDougall H.G. 2, Migeotte P.F.3, Vanspauwen R.1, Nooij S.A.4, Neyt X.3, Van de Heyning P.H.1, Wuyts F.L.1 1AUREA, University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2University of Sydney, Australia; 3Royal Military Academy, Belgium; 4TNO Human Factors, The Netherlands.

3. FIRST TEST CAMPAIGN FOR THE EVALUATION OF HUMAN POSTURES IN MICROGRAVITY AT THE TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT MUNCHEN (ID - 0311)Dirlich T.TUM, Germany

4. MEASURING QUADRICEPS TENDON AND PATELLAR LIGAMENT TONE AND STIFFNESS IN BED REST MODEL BY A MYOMETRIC METHOD IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY WOMEN (ID - 0199)Viir R.A.1, Tomilovskaya E.S.3, Gapeyeva H.2, Ereline J.2, Kums T.2, Puusuke M.2 1Rheumatism Foundation Hospital, Finland; 2University of Tartu, Estonia; 3IBMP, Russia.

5. DECLINE OF FORCE-VELOCITY CHARACTERISTICS OF POSTURE AND DYNAMIC MUSCLES OF THIGH AND CALF AFTER 7-DAY DRY IMMERSION (ID - 0131)Netreba A.I., Khusnutdinova D.R., Voronov A.V., Kozlovskaya I.B. IBMP, Russia.

6. FUNCTIONAL STATE OF MOTONEURONS UNDER MODELED HYPOGRAVITY (ID - 0281)Islamov R.R.2, Tyapkina O.V.1, Еremeev A.A.2, Shaimardanova G.F.1, Mishagina E.A.1, Salnikov V.V.1, Samigullin D.V.1, Nikolsky E.E.1, Kozlovskaya I.B.3, Grigoriev A.I.3 1Kazan Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Russia; 2Kazan State University, Russia; 3IBMP, Russia.

7. HOW DO ASTRONAUTS CONTROL ARM MOVEMENTS IN SPACE? (ID - 0283)Fredric C., Jean-Louis T., Philippe L.Catholique de Louvain Universite, Belgium

8. ELITE S2 – AN INSTRUMENT FOR MOTION ANALYSIS ON BOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID - 0068)Neri C.1, Cotronei V. 2, Mascetti G.2, Zolesi V.1 1Kayser Italia S.r.l., Italy; 2Agenzia Spaziale Italiana, Italy


1. VESTIBULAR AND PROPRIOCEPTIVE CEREBELLUM OF RATS AND MONGOLIAN GERBILS FLOWN IN SPACE (ID - 0134)Krasnov I.B. IBMP, Russia.

2. EFFECTS OF REPEATED WEIGHTLESSNESS. THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR INITIATION IN MAMMALS EXPOSED TO SPACE FLIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME (ID - 0133)Krasnov I.B. IBMP, Russia.

3. THE USE OF “OCULOSTIM” HARDWARE/SOFTWARE COMPLEX FOR EXPERT-DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION, PROGNOSIS AND MONITORING OF SENSORIMOTOR REACTIONS (ID - 0229)Kornilova L.N.1, Naumov I.A.1, Temnikova V.V.1, Dotsenko V.I.2, Sliva S.S.3

1IBMP, Russia; 2Scientific medical company "STATOKYN" Ltd., Russia; 3Experimental design office "RHYTHM", Russia

4. CHANGES IN LOCOMOTION ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS AFTER LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHT (ID - 0243)Shpakov A.V. IBMP, Russia.

5. EFFECTS OF RAT HINDLIMB SUSPENSION ON SOLEUS AND TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MOTONEURON CHARACTERISTICS AND ENERGY SUBSTRATE CONTENT IN FAST- AND SLOW-TWITCH MUSCLE FIBERS (ID - 0217)Fokina N.M., Tavitova M.G., Ivanova A.A., Shenkman B.S.IBMP, Russia

Tuesday, June 9 9.00-12.30 Red Hall

PROBLEMS OF OPERATIONAL MEDICINE (Session 1)

Theme coordinators: James Michael Duncan (Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, NASA, USA), Valery Bogomolov (IBMP, Russia)

1. AN ONSITE REVIEW OF THE HUMAN RESPONSE TO SPACE FLIGHT(ID-0255)Michael Barratt National Aeronautics and Space Administration; ISS Expedition 19 and 20, USA

2. CLINICAL RISK MANAGEMENT TO ENABLE LONG-DURATION SPACE MISSIONS (ID-0033)Davis, Jeffrey R.1; Sargsyan, Ashot E. 2; Gray, Gary W. 3

1NASA JSC, USA, 2Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering Group, USA, 3DRDC, Canada

3. PROBLEM OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE AT ABANDON ISS, DURING DEORBITING AND LANDING (ID-0222)Gontcarov I.B., Popova I.I.IBMP, Russia

4. SOYUZ SPACECRAFT CREW SAFETY IN THE LANDING PHASE (ID-0037)Barer A.S. 1, Naumov V.A. 1; Tsvetkov V.V. 2; Chetkin S.V. 2; Utkin Y.P. 2

1"RD&PE Zvezda" JSC, Russia, 2S.P. Korolev RSC Energia, Russia

5. MEDICAL RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION: THE EVOLUTION OF CREW MEDICAL EVALUATION REQUIREMENTS (ID-0251)Duncan J.M.1; Gray G.W2.; Sargsyan A.E.3; Bogomolov V.V.4.; F. Castrucci F.5; Comtois J.M2; Damann V.5; Davis J.R. 1, Johnston S.L.1; Grigoriev A.I. 4, Koike Y. 6, Kuklinski P. 5; Matveyev V.P. 7, Morgun V.V. 8, Pochuev V.I. 7, Shimada K. 6. Straube U. 5, Tachibana S. 6; Taddeo T.A1; Voronkov Y.V. 4, Williams R.S. 9

1 JSC, NASA, USA, 2 DRDC/Canadian Space Agency, Canada, 3Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering Group, USA, 4 IBMP, Russia, 5European Astronaut Center, ESA, Germany, 6Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan; 7 Y.A. Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (GCTC), Russia; 8

Roscosmos, Russia; 9 NASA Headquarters, USA

6. RESULTS AND PROSPECTS OF RESEARCH EXPERIMENT “SONOCARD” ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID-0060)Fedorova I.N. ; Funtova I.I.; Chernikova A.G.; Bogomolov V.V.; Baevsky R.M.IBMP. Russia

7. EVALUATION OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION CREWMEMBERS ON THE BASIS OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY ANALYSIS (ID-0059)Chernikova А.G.; Funtova I.I., Baevsky R.M.IBMP. Russia

Tuesday, June 9 9.00-12.30 Green Hall

RADIATION SAFETY IN SPACE

Theme Coordinators: Petrov V.M. (IBMP, Russia); Reitz G. (German Aerospace Center, Germany)

1. RADIATION EXPOSURE AND MISSION STRATEGIES FOR INTERPLANETARY MANNED MISSIONS AND INTERPLANETARY HABITATS (ID–0253)Spillantini P.University and INFN; Firenze; Italy

2. PREDICTING OF THE RADIATION HAZARD IN THE MOON (ID–0093)Denisov A. N.1; Kuznetsov N. V.2; Nymmik R. A.2; Panasyuk M. I.2; Sobolevsky N. M.1

(1) Institute of Nuclear Research, Russia, (2) Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University, Russia

3. RADIATION ENVIRONMENT MODELING FOR THE LIULIN-PHOBOS INVESTIGATION OF THE PHOBOS SAMPLE RETURN MISSION (ID–0128)De Angelis G.1; Dachev Ts.2, Semkova J.2; Maltchev S.2, Tomov B.2, Matviichuk Yu.2, Koleva R.2, Benghin V.V.3; Shurshakov V.A.3; Petrov V.M.3

(1) Istituto Superiore di Sanita; Italy, (2) Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgaria, (3) IBMP, Russia

4. MODELS OF THE MOON RADIATION ENVIRONMENT FOR CHANDRAYYAN-1 AND A COMPARISON WITH THE RADOM EXPERIMENT DATA (ID–0129)De Angelis G.1; Dachev Ts.2; Tomov B.2; Matviichuk Yu.2; Dimitrov P.2; Spurny F.3

(1) Istituto Superiore di Sanita; Italy, (2) Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgaria, (3) Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Republic

5. IN VIVO CHARACTERIZATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ‘SELF’ AND PATHOGENS UNDER SPACEFLIGHT CONDITIONS (ID–0111)Garg M., Chandawarkar R.

University of Connecticut School of Medicine, USA

6. GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS BY RT-PCR FOR HUMAN NEURON-LIKE CELLS EXPOSED TO COSMIC RAYS (ID–0018)Majima H. J.1; Indo H. P.1; Tomita K.1; Iwashita Y.1; Suzuki H.2; Masuda D.3; Shimazu T.2; Higashibata A.4; Izumi R.4; Ishioka N.4

(1) Kagoshima University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Japan, (2) Japan Space Forum, Japan, (3) Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation, Japan, (4) Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

7. QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF DYNAMICS CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS IN MARROW KARYOCYTES, PARAMETERS OF A METABOLISM ERYTHROCYTES, AMOUNTS KARYOCYTES A MARROW AFTER COMBINED E-XPOSURE TO LOW-INTENSITY CHEMICAL AND RADIATING FACTORS ON LABORATORY ANIMALS (ID–0177)Barantseva M. Y., Fedorenko B. S.; Vorozhtsova S. V., Ivanova S. M., Mukhamedieva L. N.IBMP, Russia

8. USING RADIATION RISK FOR ASSESSMENT OF SPACE RADIATION HAZARD (ID–0225)Petrov V. М.IBMP, Russia.

9. ACUTE RADIATION RISKS FOR LUNAR OPERATIONS FROM SOLAR PARTICLE EVENTS (ID–0146)Vazquez M.National Space Biomedical Research Institute, USA

10. MRET ACTIVATED WATER AS DIETARY COUNTERMEASURES TO MITIGATE CANCER RISK FROM SPACE RADIATION (ID–0143)Smirnov I. V.Global Quantech, Inc., USA

Posters (Tuesday, June 9; 12.30-14.00)

1. RADIATION MONITORING SYSTEM IN SERVICE MODULE OF INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID–0257)Benghin V. V.1; Petrov V. M.1; Panasyuk M. I.2; Volkov A. N.3; Nechaev O. Yu.2; Myasnikov A. G.2; Drobyshev S. G.1; Lishnevskiy A. E.2

(1) IBMP, Russia, (2) Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University, Russia, (3) Korolev rocket & space corporation Energiya, Russia

2. DISTRIBUTION OF ABSORBED DOSE IN THE SPHERICAL TISSUE EQUIVALENT PHANTOM IN ISS COMPARTMENTS OBTAINED IN MATROSHKA-R EXPERIMENT (ID–0152)Petrov V.M.1; Kartsev I.S.1; Tolochek R.V.1; Shurshakov V.A.1; Petrov V.I.2; Polenov B.V.2; Nikolaev I.V.3

(1) IBMP, Russia; (2) Science and Engineering Center NIC SNIIP, Moscow, (3) Korolyov Rocket & Corporation Energia, Russia

3. CYTOGENETIC MONITORING OF COSMONAUTS (ID–0259)Fedorenko B.S.1; Snigiryova G.P.2; Novitskaya N.N.2

(1) IBMP, Russia, (2) Russia Scientific Center of Roentgenology & Radiology, Russia

4. FRACTAL AND SPACE (ID–0115)Artamonov A.A.1, Denisovskaya O.А.2, Nosovskii A.M.1, Tsetlin V.V.1

(1) SSC Institute of biomedical problems, Russia, (2) Moscow Engineering and Physical Institute, Russia.

Tuesday, June 9 14.30-18.00 Red Hall

PROBLEMS OF OPERATIONAL MEDICINE (Session 2)

Theme coordinators: Volker Damann (European Astronaut Center, ESA, Germany), Ashot Ernest Sargsyan, (Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering Group, USA)

1. THE GERMAN SPACE LIFE SCIENCES PROGRAM - GOALS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PERSPECTIVES (ID- 0069)Ruyters G.; Hoffmann H.-U DLR, Germany 2. OVERVIEW OF CREW SURVIVABILITY IN HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT (ID-0204)Clark JNSBRI, USA

3. CARDIOMED: AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR MEDICAL MONITORING IN SPACE (ID–0270)Gauquelin-Koch G.1, Kotovskaya A.2, Fomina G.2, Arbeille P.3, Alferova I.2, Custaud M.A.41CNES , France, 2IBMP, Russia, 3Unite de Médecine et Physiologie Spatiale (UMPS), France 4CHU d'Angers, France

4. DEVELOPMENT OF OPERATIONAL RELEVANCE METRICS FOR PRIORITIZING HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT RESEARCH INITIATIVES (ID-0203)Chiao L.; Clark J.; Sutton, J.NSBRI, USA

5. CREW SURVIVABILITY LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE COLUMBIA MISHAP (ID-0205)Clark J. NSBRI, USA

6. ESA’S LIFE SCIENCE ACTIVITIES IN PREPARATION OF HUMAN EXPLORATION BEYOND LEO (ID-0104)Angerer O.; Ngo-Anh J; Sundblad P. ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands

7. INTUITIVE ULTRASOUND CATALOG FOR AUTONOMOUS MEDICAL CARE (ID-0149)Sargsyan A.E.1; Garcia K. 1; Hamilton D.R. 1; Jones J.A.2.; Ebert D.J.W. 1; Chiao L. 4; Polk J. D.2; Dulchavsky S.A. 31 Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering Group, 2 JSC, NASA, USA 3 Henry Ford Health System, USA; 4 NSBRI, USA


1. HUMANS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION—HOW RESEARCH, OPERATIONS, AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION ARE LEADING TO NEW UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY AND PERFORMANCE IN MICROGRAVITY (ID-0239)Harm. D.L.NASA JSC; USA

2. SOME RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT “PNEUMOCARD” ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID-0057)Funtova I.I.1; Chernikova А.G.1 ; Fedorova I.N. 1; Baranov V.M.1; Tank J. 2; Baevsky R. M.1

1 IBMP, Russia, 2Hannover Medical School (MHH), Germany

3. CARDIAC ASSESSMENT IN MICROGRAVITY USING CIRCULATING VOLUME MODIFICATION AND RESPIRATORY MANEUVERS (ID-0153)Duncan J.M.1; Bogomolov V.V.2; Alferova I.V.2; Dulchavsky S.A. 3; Ebert D.J.W. 4; Garcia K.4 Martin D.4; Matveev V.P.5; Melton S.L.4; Sargsyan A.E. 4 ; Hamilton D.R. 4

1JSC , NASA, USA, 2 Institute of Biomedical Problems, Russia, 3 Henry Ford Health System, USA, 4Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering Group, USA, 5Yuri A. Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center, Russia

4. THE STUDY OF ARCHITECTURE OF HUMAN TRICEPS SURAE IN NORM AND PATHOLOGY STATE BY ULTRASOUND (ID-0234)Koryak Yu.A. 1, Kuzmina M.M2.1 IBMP 2 President MC Clinical Hospital N 1, RUSSIA

5. SIMULATION OF RISK OF DEVELOPING DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS UNDER DECOMPRESSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH PERFORMANCE OF EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY (ID- 0038)Nikolaev V.P.IBMP, Russia

6. OPTIMIZATION OF SPACE SUIT THERMOREGULATION SYSTEM: MEDICAL ISSUES AND TECHNICAL TRADE-OFF (ID- 0045)Sheikin A.A.,; Chernikov L.S.; Filipenkov S.N.; Sharapov G.T.; Shchavelev G.V.Zvezda Co, Russia

7. SECOND HARMONIC IMAGING IMPROVES ECHOCARDIOGRAPH QUALITY ON BOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID-0329)Ashot Sargsyan,1; Douglas Hamilton,1; David Martin,1; Douglas Ebert,1; Shannon Melton,1; Scott Dulchavsky 2

1Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering, Houston, Texas, USA, 2Henry Ford Hospital Goundation, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Tuesday, June 9 14.30 – 18.00 Beige Hall

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS (Session 2)

Theme coordinators: Liu H.( Beihang University, China), Tikhomirov A. (Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia), Sychev V.(IBMP, Russia)

1. BIOELECTROCHEMICAL CATALYSIS ON MARS (ID–0086)DiCarlo C.M., Loutzenhiser D.B., Bouley R. Grand Valley State University, USA

2. CULTURE OF CHLORELLA VULGARIS WITH HUMAN URINE FOR O2 REGENERATION (ID–0017)Li M., Liu H.Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

3. GENERATE ELECTRICITY DIRECTLY USING HUMAN FECES IN BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0014)Du F. , Du X., Yang S., Li Z.,Liu H.Beihang University, China

4. USE FEASIBILITY OF HUMAN MINERALIZED EXOMETABOLITES AS THE MINERAL NUTRITION SOURCE FOR CYPERUS ESCULENTUS L. CULTIVATION IN BILOGICAL-TECHNICAL LSS (ID–0125)Tikhomirov A.A., Motorin N.V., Ushakova S.A.Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

5. USE OF MINERALIZED HUMAN WASTES AS A SOURCE OF MINERAL ELEMENTS FOR THE CULTIVATION OF UNEVEN-AGED WHEAT CONVEYOR IN BLSS (ID–0101)Ushakova S.A., Tikhomirov A.A., Tikhomirova N.A., Shikhov V.N., Kudenko Yu.A., Gribovskaya I.V.Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

6. OPERATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE “SLS-HIGHER PLANTS” COMPLEX IN THE BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS’ STRUCTURE (ID–0102)Velichko V.V., Tikhomirov A.A., Ushakova S.A.Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

7. SALICORNIA EUROPAEA USE FOR NACL INVOLVEMENT IN THE BLSS INTRASYSTEM MASS EXCHANGE (ID–0095)Tikhomirova N.A.1, Ushakova S.A.1, Kudenko Yu.A.1, Barsukova O.V.1, Balnokin Yu.V.2, Gros J.-B.3, Lasseur Ch.4

1Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia; 2K.A.Timiryazev Plant Physiology Institute RAS, Russia; 3Universite Blaise Pascal, France; 4ESA/Estec, Netherlands

8. MICROFLORA OF THE SOLUTION USED TO GROW PLANTS ON THE SLS CONTAINING PLANT RESIDUES IN THE EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF THE BLSS (ID–0091)Tirranen L.S., Tikhomirov A.A., Ushakova S.A., Tikhomirova N.A., Velichko V.V.Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

9. THE EFFECT OF PLANTS ON MICROBIAL BURDEN AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE WITHIN THE SPACE CABIN MODULE SIMULATOR SYSTEM (ID–0008)Fu Y., Liu H.Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

10.NUTRIENT COMPOSITION AND RESPIRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF SILKWORMS IN THE BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0010)Yu X., Tong L. Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China


1. THE IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF THE REGENERATED WATER WITH THE HELP OF IMMOBILIZED FERMENTS (ID–0227)Nazarov N.M., Sinyak Yu.E., Malih E.Yu. IBMP, Russia

2. A COMPLEX TEST STAND FOR GROUND TESTING OF A SYSTEM FOR OXYGEN GENERATION BY WATERELECKTOLYSIS (ID–0297)Zaretsky B.F., Gavrilov L.I., Proshkin V.Ju., Kurmazenko E.A., Seredinin I.V. NIICHIMMASH, Russia

3. ALLELOPATHIC EFFECT OF RICE-WHEAT SOIL-LIKE SUBSTRATE ON SEVERAL PLANTS (ID–0023)FuW., Yan M., He W., Liu H.

Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

4. EFFECTS OF SOIL-LIKE SUBSTRATE MADE FROM RICE AND WHEAT STRAW ON THE GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY OF WHEAT (ID–0024)FuW., Yan M., He W., Liu H.


5. A TECHNIQUE FOR PREPARING SOIL-LIKE SUBSTRATE FOR BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0022)He W., Xing Y., Liu H.


6. VISUAL SIMULATION OF MICROALGAE GROWTH IN BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0021)Hou D.1, Hu D.2, Hu E.2, Zhao M.1 1China Agricultural University, China; 2Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

7. DEVELOPMENT OF A ROBUST CONTROLLER FOR UNITED SYSTEM CONSISTING OF MICROALGAE, PLANT AND ANIMAL (ID–0029)Hu D., Liu H., Hu E., Li M. Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

8. DYNAMICS OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN AN AIRTIGHT ARTIFICIAL ECOSYSTEM (ID–0009)Hu E., Tong L., Liu H. Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

9. A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LUNAR BIOSPHERE (ID–0030)Li L., Hu Y., Hu E., Liu H.Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

10. MODELING CONVERSION OF ORGANIC MATTER FOR RESOURCE RECOVERY IN A BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0119)Manukovsky N.S., Kovalev V.S. Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

11. REDISTRIBUTION OF CALCIUM IONS IN ARABIDOPSIS LEAVES UNDER HYPERGRAVITY INFLUENCE (ID–0004)Nеdukha O.M.Іnstitute of Botany of NASU, Ukraine

12. THE CHANGES OF STARCH CHARACTERISTICS OF POTATO TUBERS AFTER EXTENDED IMITATED MICROGRAVITY (ID–0003)Nеdukha O.M., Kordyum E.L., Schnyukova E.I. Іnstitute of Botany of NASU, Ukraine

13. UTILIZATION OF NACL IN BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0065)Polonskiy V., Gribovskaya I.2 1Krasnoyarsk State Agrarian University, Russia; 2Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

14. ARRANGEMENT PRINCIPLES OF TURNOVER PROCESS IN A PILOT MODEL OF A BIOLOGICAL-TECHNICAL LSS INCLUDING UTILIZATION OF PLANT AND HUMAN WASTES (ID–0098)Ushakova S.A.1, Kudenko Yu.A.1, Velichko V.V.1, Tikhomirova N.A.1, Gros J.-B.2, Lasseur Ch.3

1Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia; 2Universite Blaise Pascal, France; 3ESA/Estec, Netherlands

15. CONTRIBUTION OF HIGHER PLANT LINK MICROFLORA INTO THE MICROBIAL LANDSCAPE OF A CLOSED ECOSYSTEM (ID–0132)Tirranen L.S., Borodina E.V. Institute of Biophysics SB RAS, Russia

16. GAS EXCHANGE BETWEEN HUMANS AND AUTORTOPHIC ORGANISMS IN BIOREGENARATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0011)

Tong L., Liu H., Li M., Hu D., FuW., Hu E., He W.Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

17. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SYSTEM FOR DIETARY MANAGEMENT IN SPACE PERMANENT BASE (ID–0020)Wang S.1, Hu E.2, Hu D.2, Zhao M.1 1China Agricultural University, China; 2Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

18. EFFECTS OF RICE STRAW SOIL-LIKE SUBSTRATE ON RICE GROWTH IN BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (ID–0025)Yan M., FuW., Liu H.Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

19. THE EFFECT OF THE VIBRATION AS A SPACE FLIGHT FACTOR ON WHEAT PLANTS GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (ID–0051)Delone N.L.1, Smolyanina S.O.1, Berkovich Yu.A.1, Davidova N.V.2 1IBMP, Russia; 2Research Institute for Grain Farming of Non-Chernosem Zone, Russia

20. CREW'S LIFE SUPPORT ABOARD THE LONG-TERM PLANETARY ORBITAL STATION AND INTERPLANETARY VEHICLES (ID–0170)Kurmazenko E.A., Tomashpolskiy M.Ju., Kochetkov A.A., Gavrilov L.I., Khabarovskiy N.N.NIICHIMMASH, Russia

21. URINE ELECTROLYSIS ON-BOARD MANNED SPACE STATIONS: DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS AND RESEARCH DIRECTIONS (ID–0167)Proshkin V.Ju., Kurmazenko E.A., Kochetkov A.A., Gavrilov L.I., Maksimov A.D. NIICHIMMASH, Russia

22. CONCEPTUAL CONFIGURATION AND IMPLEMENTING SCENARIO OF BIOSPHERE ON MARS (ID–0124)Wu H., Tian H., Xie Y., Liu H. Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

23. DRIFT OF THE FIBROUS ARTIFICIAL SOIL HYDRO PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTIC DURING PLANT CULTIVATION INSIDE SPACE GREENHOUSE PROTOTYPE (ID–0169)Shanturin N.A., Krivobok N.N., Erokhin A.N., Berkovich Yu. A. IBMP, Russia

24. CERTAIN ASPECTS OF GROWTH AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS IN CHINESE CABBAGE (BRASSICA CHINENSIS L.) PLANTS GROWN UNDER VARIOUS LIGHTING ASSEMBLIES DESIGNED FOR A SPACE GREENHOUSE (ID–0121)Avercheva O.V.1, Berkovich Yu. A.2, Erokhin A.N.2, Zhigalova T.V.1, Smolyanina S.O.2

1Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University, Russia; 2IBMP, Russia

Tuesday, June 9 14.30-18.00 Green Hall

MICROGRAVITY-INDUCED SKELETAL MUSCLE ALTERATIONS

Theme coordinators: Stevens L. (Lille University of Science and Technology, France); Fengyuan Zhuang (Beihang University, China), Shenkman B.S. (IBMP, Russia)

1. POSTURAL SKELETAL MUSCLE CHANGES ALTERED IN LABYRINTHECTOMIZED RATS: A MODEL TO STUDY MOLECULAR CHANGES IN PERIPHERAL TARGET MUSCLE WITH LACK OF VESTIBULE-SYMPATHETIC REFLEX AND NERVE ACTIVITY IN SKELETAL MUSCLE DECONDITIONING (ID-0275)Blottner D.1, Salanova M.1, Normand H.2, Hitier M.2, Clarke A.3, Besnard S.2, Denise P. 2 1Charite, Center of Space Medicine, Germany, 2UFR Medicine, Physiology, Caen, France, 3Charite, ENT-Vestibular Research Lab, Germany

2. DECREASE OF CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES AND TRANSVERSAL STIFFNESS OF SINGLE FIBERS IN HUMAN SOLEUS AFTER 7-DAY DRY IMMERSION (ID-0109)Ogneva I.V., Ponomareva E.V., Altaeva E.G., Fokina N.M., Kozlovskaya I.B., Shenkman B.S. IBMP, Russia.

3. REGULATION OF PROTEIN PLASTICITY IN ATROPHIED MUSCLES (ID-0144)Stevens L., Cieniewski-Bernard C., Dupont E., Bastide B. Lille University of Science and Technology, France

4. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND CONTRACTILE CHARACTERISTICS OF RAT AND MONGOLIAN GERBIL SOLEUS MUSCLE AFTER HINDLIMB UNLOADING (ID-0096)Krivoi I.I.1, Kravtsova V.V.1, Razgovorova I.A.1, Mikhailova E.V.1, Glashev M.M.1, Altaeva E.G.2, 2Ogneva I.V. 2; Shenkman B.S. 2 1St. Petersburg State University, 2 IBMP, Russia

5. MOLECULAR MECHANISM AND NEW DRUG DESIGN OF UNLOADING-ASSOCIATED MUSCLE ATROPHY (ID-0047)Nikawa T.1, Nakao R.1, Kohno S.1, Harada-Sukeno A. 1, Hirasaka K.1, Okumura Y.1, Higashibata A. 2

1 The University of Tokushima Graduate School, 2Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, JAXA, Tsukuba, Japan

6. SIGNALING MECHANISMS, INVOLVED IN THE REGULATION OF PROTEOLYSIS IN RAT SOLEUS DURING GRAVITATIONAL UNLOADING (ID-0211) Shenkman B.S. 1, Kachaeva E.V. 1, Altaeva E.G. 1, Bondareva L.A.2, Kantserova N.P.2, Nemova N.N. 2 1IBMP; 2 Institute of Biology, RAS Karelia Research Centre, Russia

7. CHANGES OF MUSCLE-RELATED GENES AND PROTEINS AFTER SPACEFLIGHT, SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY AND HYPERGRAVITY IN CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS (ID-0026)Sang Chen, Wang Chi, Han Guanjun, Zhao Lei, Zhuang FengyuanBeijing University of Aeronautics; China

8. MODERATE NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA ENHANCES POSTURAL MUSCLE RECOVERY AFTER THE GRAVITATIONAL UNLOADING (ID-0056)Kachaeva E.V., Altaeva E.G., Turtikova O.V., Shenkman B.S IBMP, Russia


1. EXPRESSION OF SPLICE VARIANTS OF IGF-I AND THE PROLIFERATION OF SATELLITE CELLS IN RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE DURING HINDLIMB UNLOADING AND STRETCH (ID-0066)Leinsoo T.A., Turtikova O.V., Shenkman B.S IBMP, Russia

2. TIME-COURSE OF MULTILEVEL METABOLIC ADAPTATIONS DURING UNLOADING INDUCED MUSCLE ATROPHY. STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY (ID-0067)Bederman I.R., Lai Nicola, Cabrera Marco Eugenio Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, USA

3. 12-DAY SIMULATED GRAVITATIONAL UNLOADING LEADS TO STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN SINGLE FIBERS OF POSTURAL MUSCLES IN MONGOLIAN GERBILS (ID-0108)Kurushin V.A., Ponomareva E.V., Ogneva I.V. IBMP, Russia

12. REGULATION OF CELL SIGNALING IN A HIBERNATOR SKELETAL MUSCLE DURING THE PROLONGED DORMANCY. (ID-0180)Ju Hyunwoo1, Lee Kisoo1, So Hyekyoung1, Gwag Taesik1, Song Beom-Seok2, Lee Ju-Woon2, Byun Myung-Woo2, Choi Inho1. 1Yonsei University, Republic of Korea, 2Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Tuesday, June 9 14.30 – 18.00 Blue Hall

SPACE CELL BIOLOGY

Theme Coordinators: K.Souza (Logyx, LLC; Mt. View, USA), L.Buravkova (IBMP, Russia)

1. ANIMALS RESEARCH IN SPACE FOR HUMAN SPACE FLIGHTS (ID-0043)Ilyin E. A., IBMP, Russia

2. NANOSATELLITES: A NEW TOOL TO STUDY THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SPACEFLIGHT (ID-0195)Souza K. A. 1, Hines J.W. 2

1Logyx, LLC; Mt. View, USA, 2NASA Ames Research Center, USA

3. MELANOCYTE RESPONSE TO ALTERED GRAVITY: DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE PROTEINS (ID-0158)Ivanova K., Lambers B., Tsiockas W., Hemmersbach R., Gerzer R.German Aerospace Center, Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Germany

4. SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY AND THE PATTERN OF ACTIN AND ASSOCIATED GENES EXPRESSION IN CULTURED HUMAN MESENCHYMAL STROMAL CELLS (ID-0116)Gershovich P.M., Gershovich J.G., Buravkova L.B.IBMP, Russia

5. KINETIC MEASUREMENTS OF IMMUNE CELL GRAVIRESPONSES ON A CLINOSTAT (TRIPLE LUX) (ID-0176)Horn A. 1, Huber K. 2, Kubler U. 3, Ullrich O. 2, Hemmersbach R. 1

1DLR, Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Biomedical Science Support Center, Germany; 2University of Zurich, Institute for Anatomy, Switzerland and Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany; 3EADS Astrium, ST GmbH, Germany

6. ENHANCED REGENERATION IN NEWTS EXPOSED ABOARD FOTON M2-M3 SUGGESTS AN IMPORTANCE OF PRE-ADAPTATION TO “MICRO-“G” FOR TISSUE RESTORATION IN WEIGHTLESSNESS (ID-0106)Grigoryan E.N. 1, Poplinskaya V.A. 1, Domaratskaya E.I. 1, Novikova Y.P. 1, Aleinikova K.S. 1, Dvorochkin N. 2, Almeida E.A.C. 2

1Kol’tsov Institute of Developmental Biology RAS, Moscow, Russia, 2NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California, USA

7. RIBBED NEWTS AFTER FLIGHT ABOARD FOTON M3: ANALYSIS OF HEMOPOIETIC TISSUE AND GAMMA RADIOSENSITIVITY OF BONE AND CARTILAGE (ID-0156)Domaratskaya E. 1, Butorina N. 1, Nikonova T. 1, Grigiryan E. 1, Kondo H. 2, Almeida E. 2, 1Koltsov Institute of Developmental Biology, RAS, Russia; 2.NASA Ames Research Center , Moffett Field, California, USA.

8. GLUTAMATE TRANSPORTER UPTAKE AND REVERSAL IN PRESYNAPTIC NERVE TERMINALS ISOLATED FROM RATS SUBJECTED TO HYPERGRAVITY.Borisova T., Krisanova N. (ID-0046)Palladin Institute of Biochemistry NASU, Ukraina


1. EFFECTS OF SIMULATED WEIGHTLESSNESS ON EXPRESSION OF INTEGRIN SUBUNITS IN OSTEOBLASTS (ID-0267)Cao Xin-Sheng1, Yang Chang-Bin1, Wang Yong-Chun1, Li Ying-Hui2, Sun Xi-Qing1, Zhang Shu. 1

1Key Laboratory of Aerospace Medicine, Ministry of National Education, China; 2China Astronaut Research and Training Center, China

2. WHETHER THERE IS A GRAVITATIONAL POLARIZATION OF BLOOD CELLS?Tyurin-Kuz'min A.Yu. (ID-0076)IBMP, Russia

3. THE INFLUENCE OF SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY ON THE INFECTIVITY AND REPRODUCTION OF HUMAN ADENOVIRUSES IN EPITELIAL AND LIMPHOBLASTOID CELLS (ID-0287)Nosach L. N., Povnitsa O.Yu. Institute of Microbiology and Virology, Ukraine

Wednesday, June 10 9.00 – 12.00 Beige Hall

ASTROBIOLOGY AND PLANETARY PROTECTION

Theme coordinators: Novikova N. (IBMP, Russia), Horneck, G. (Institute of Aerospace Medicine Germany), Gusev O. (National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan)

1. MAIN ASPECTS OF THE PROGRAM OF “PHOBOS-GRUNT” MISSION PLANETARY PROTECTION (ID–0293)Aleksashkin S.N.1, Martynov M.B.1, Khamidullina N.M.1, Trofimov V.I.2, Orlov O.I.3, Novikova N.D.3, Deshevaya E.A.3 (IBMP, Russia)1Lavochkin Association, Russia; 2Scientific and Technological Center "Lekbiotech", Russia; 3IBMP, Russia

2. RESUTLS OF STUDIES ON LONG-TERM EXPOSITION OF LATENT STAGES OF ORGANISMS IN OUTER SPACE ENVIRONMENT (ID–0081)Novikova N.D.1, Polikarpov N.A.1, Sychev V.N.1, Levinskikh M.A.1, Alekseev V.R.2, Okuda T.3, Sugimoto M.4, Gusev O.A.3, Grigoriev A.I.1 1IBMP, Russia; 2Zoological Institute RAS, Russia; 3National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan; 4Okayama University, Japan

3. A PLANETARY PARK SYSTEM FOR HUMAN ACTIVITIES ON THE MOON (ID–0064)Horneck, G.1, Cockell C.2

1Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Germany; 2Planetary and Space Sciences Research Institute, U.K.

4. PLANETARY PROTECTION FOR HUMAN EXPLORATION (ID–0321)Conley C.A., Kminek G., Rummel J.D.NASA Headquarters, USA

5. UTILIZATION OF CRYPTOBIOTIC ARTHROPODS IN SPACE BIOLOGY (ID–0182)Gusev O.A.1, Sychev, V.N.2, Levinskikh, M.A.2, Novikova, N.D.2, Kikawada T.1, Sugimoto M.3, Alekseev V.R.4, Okuda T.1 1National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan; 2IBMP, Russia; 3Okayama University, Japan; 4Zoological Institute RAS, Russia

6. SOME NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF SPACE FLIGHT ON INVERTEBRATE DORMANT STAGES (ID–0100)Alekseev V.R.1, Levinskikh M.A.2, Maljavin S.A.1, Okuda T.3 1Zoological Institute RAS, Russia; 2IBMP, Russia; 3National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan

7. BIOBURDEN OF CLEANROOMS – INVESTIGATIONS FROM THE ASSEMBLY, INTEGRATION, TESTING AND LAUNCH PREPARATION OF THE EUROPEAN SATELLITE HERSCHEL (ID–0272)Rettberg P.1, Barzcyk S.1, Kloß M.1, Mrozek N.2, Pukall R.2, Kminek G.31Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Germany; 2DSMZ, Germany; 3ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands

8. STERILIZATION OF CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS OF MINI-METEOROLOGICAL MARTIAN LANDER IN «PHOBOS-GRUNT» MISSION BY ELECTRONIC RADIATION (ID–0200)Paramonov D.V.1, Trofimov V.I.1, Aleksashkin S.N.2, Khamidullina N.M.2, Deshevaya E.A.3, Polikarpov N.A.3 1Scientific and Technological Center "Lekbiotech", Russia; 2Lavochkin Association, Russia; 3IBMP, Russia

9. RADIATION STABILITY OF BIOORGANIC MOLECULES DURING THE EXPOSURE IN OPEN SPACE: KEY FACTOR FOR PLANNING OF THE FUTURE ASTROBIOLOGICAL MISSIONS (ID–0224)Gontareva N.B., Kuzicheva E.A.Institute of Cytology, Russia

Posters (Wednesday, June 10; 12.00 – 13.30)

1. EXPOSE-E AND EXPOSE-R, ASTROBIOLOGICAL MULTI-USER EXPOSURE FACILITIES ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID–0226)von Heise-Rotenburg R.1, Kemmerle K.1, Burfeindt J.1, Hofmann P.1, Rabbow E. 2

1Kayser-Threde GmbH, Germany; 2Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Germany

2. BIOCHEMICAL STUDY ON HEAT-SHOCK PROTEIN RESPONCE IN ARTEMIA SALINA CYSTS EXPOSED FOR 13 MONTHS IN OPEN SPACE WITHIN BIORISK EXPERIMENT (ID–0254)Podlipaeva J.D.1, Levinskih, M.A.2, Maljavin, S.A.3, Novikovа N.D.2, Skarlato S.O.1, Alekseev V.R.3 1Institute of Cytology RAS, Russia; 2IBMP, Russia; 3Zoological Institute RAS, Russia

3. SOME ANTHROPOLOGY OF HUMANS IN SPACE. CAN HUMAN STABILITY PROVIDE SOME SUPPORT FOR NON EVOLUTIONARY OR RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS? ARE WE ABLE TO SPEAK OF A HOMO ASTRONOMICUS OR A HUMAN GROUP INVOLVED IN SPACE TRAVEL? WHAT HAPPENS TO HUMANS IN SPACE? (ID–0135)Struck J. T. A French American Museum of Chicago, USA

4. RESISTANCE OF LICHENS AND ENDOLITHIC MICROORGANISMS DURING A SIMULATED INTERPLANETARY TRANSFER ON BOARD OF BIOPAN (FOTON-M SATELLITE (ID–0282)de la Torre R.1, Sancho L.G.2, Horneck G.3, Rettberg P.3, Ascaso C.4, de los Ríos A.4, Wierzchos J.4, de Vera J.P.3, Cockell C.5, Olsson K.5, Frías J.M.6, Demets R.7 1INTA, Spain; 2UCM, Spain; 3DLR-German Aerospace Research Establishment, Germany; 4CSIC, Spain; 5Open University, U.K.; 6INTA-CAB, Spain; 7ESA/Estec, Netherlands

Wednesday, June 10 9.00-12.00 Blue Hall

BONE AND WATER ION METABOLISM IN MICROGRAVITY

Theme Coordinators: V.Oganov (IBMP, Russia); N.V. Rodionova (Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NAS, Ukraine)

1. STUDIES OF REPTILES AND MAMMALS IN SHORT – TERM ORBITAL EXPERIMENTS ONBOARD “FOTON-M” SERIES SATELLITES (ID-0212)Gulimova V.I.1; Nikitin V.B.1; Barabanov V.M.1; Krivova J.S. 1, Proshchina A.E. 1, Kharlamova A.S.,1; Godovalova O.S.1; Naidenko S.V.2 ; Okshtein I.L.3; Savelieva E.S.1; Ilyin E.A.4; Saveliev S.V.1

1 Institute of Hunan Morphology, Russia; 2 Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution, Russia; 3

Alikhanov Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Russia; 4 IBMP, Russia

2. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN COSMONAUTS SKELETAL SYSTEM STATE IN THE EXPEDITION ON OS MIR AND ISS (ID-0172)Oganov V.S.1; Bakulin A.V.1; Novikov V.E.1; Murashko L.M.1; Morgun V.V.2; Kaspranskiy R.R.3

1State Scientific Center - Institute for Biomedical Problem Russian Acad. Sci., Russia; 2 Federal Space Agency, Russia; 3 Russian State Institute - The Yu.A.Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Center, Russia

3. CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINES PROMOTE EXOGENOUS CALCIUM UPTAKE IN SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY RATS (ID-0005)Hu Sumin Cinndy,1, Zhou Peng,1; Fu Qian,1; Jiang Shan,2; Yang Jiajia,1; He Ming,2; Tong Haiyin,1

1 Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, China; 2 China Institute of Atomic Energy, China.

4. EFFECT OF POTASSIUM BICARBONATE ADMINISTRATION ON CALCIUM- AND BONE METABOLISM DURING A HIGH SODIUM CHLORIDE DIAT (ID-0054)Frings-Meuthen P., Buehlmeier Ju., Baecker N., Heer M.German Aerospace Center, Germany

5. BODY-WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION ON FORELIMBS IN RAT TAIL-SUSPENSION MODEL (ID-0032)Sun Lianwen, Wang Chao, Zhang Xiaowei, Sun Yao, Xie Tian, Fan Yubo.Beihang University, China

6. ANALYSIS OF BONE METABOLISM GENES POLYMORPHISM ASSOCIATION WITH THE RISK OF OSTEOPENIA DEVELOPMENT FOR COSMONAUTS (ID-0173)Oganov V.S.,1; Baranov V.S.,2; Novikov V.E.,1; Bakulin A.V.,1; Kabitskaya O.E.,1; Moskalenko M.V.,2; Aseev M.V.,2; Kaspranskiy R.R.,3

1 IBMP Russia; 2 State the O.D.Ott Institute of obstetrics and gynecology of Russian Academy of medical sciences, Russia; 3Russian the Yu.A.Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Center. Russia

7. EVALUATION ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF RAT BONE UNDER SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY CONDITION USING NANOINDENTATION (ID-0031)Sun Lianwen; Yang Xiao; Gu Zhangting; Xie Tian; FanYuboBeihang University, China

8. SYMPATHETIC BETA ANTAGONIST PREVENTS BONE MINERAL DENSITY DECREASE INDUCED BY LABYRINTHECTOMY. IMPLICATION FOR COUNTERMEASURE DURING LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHT. (ID-0291)Denise P, Besnard S., Vignaux G., Sabatier J-P., Edy E., Hitier M., Levasseur R.Univ. Caen, INSERM, France.

Posters (Wednesday, June 10; 12.00-13.30)

1. ASSESSMENT OF TRABECULAR BONE MICROARCHITECTURE AFTER LONG SPACEFLIGHTS BY PERIPHERAL QUANTITATIVE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (ID-0142)Morukov B.V.1; Vico L.,2; Prostyakov I.V.,1; Zouch M.,2; Oganov V.S.,1

1 IBMP, Russia; 2 Laboratoire de Biologie et Biochemie du Tissue Osseux, INSERM, France.

2. AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE INTENSITY OF OSTEOGENETIC PROCESSES IN THE BONE SKELETON UNDER THE LOWERING OF GRAVITATIONAL LOADING (ID-0077)Rodionova N.V.1; Oganov V.S.,2; Nesterenko O.N.,1; Babak S.V.,1

1 Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NAS, Ukraine, .1 IBMP, Russia

Wednesday, June 10 9.00 – 12.00 Green Hall

BEHAVIOUR AND PERFORMANCE

Theme coordinators: N. Kanas (University of California and VA Medical Center, USA); S. Stepanova (IBMP, Russia); A. Vinokhodova (IBMP, Russia).

1. AUTONOMOUS VERSUS SCHEDULED MISSION MANAGEMENT: BEHAVIORAL AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN SIMULATED SPACE-DWELLING GROUPS UNDER COMMUNICATION CONSTRAINTS (ID-0063). Roma P.2, Hursh S.1, Hienz R.1, Emurian H.3, Gasior E.2, Brinson Z.2, Brady J.1

1Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA; 2Institutes for Behavior Resources, USA; 3University of Maryland, USA.

2. EFFECTS OF HIGH CREWMEMBER AUTONOMY IN TWO SPACE ANALOG CONDITIONS (ID-0140).Kanas N., Saylor S., Neylan T., Boyd J., Weiss D., Marmar C.University of California and VA Medical Center, USA.

3. THE ISS CREW WORK/REST SCHEDULE (WRS): OPEN ISSUES AND SATELLITE CHALLENGES (ID-0075).Stepanova S.I., Nesterov V.F., Saraev I.F., Galichiy V.A., Savchenko E.G., Lavrentieva I.N., Rudometkin N.M.IBMP, Russia.

4. ADAPTIVE BIOCONTROL AS A METHOD OF INCREASING READINESS FOR THE COSMONAUTS’ PROFESSIONAL TASKS SOLUTION (ID-0072).Antonov A.A., Ershova T.A.IBMP, Russia.

5. CONTENT ANALYTIC MONITORING OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS OF CREW ON LONG-TERM SPACE MISSION (ID-0145). Ehmann B.1, Balazs L.1, Fulop E.2, Hargitai R.2, Kabai P.1, Polya T.1, Vincze O.2,Laszlo J.1

1Institute for Psychological Research, Hungary; 2University of Pecs, Hungary.

6. METHOD VALIDATION FOR THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STRAIN ASSESSMENT DURING THE SIMULATOR TRAINING OF THE MANUAL DOCKING OF A SPACECRAFT ON A SPACE STATION (ID-0157). Salnitski V.P.1, Johannes B.2, Shevchenko O.I.1, Dudukin A.V.1 1IBMP, Russia; 2DLR, Germany.

7. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES DURING SIMULATION OF SPACE OPERATIONS ONBOARD FLYING LABORATORIES (ID-0019).Filipenkov S.N., Kytaev-Smyk L.A., Timofeev N.N., Gorin V.V., Pototskij I.V.FRI, Russia.

8. COUNTERMEASURE TO MAINTAIN PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLNESS DURING LONG DURATION SPACE MISSION: THE POTENTIAL OF ANALYZING THE LONG CHAIN PUFA OMEGA-3 STATUS (ID-0273).Berra B., Rizzo A.M., Montorfano G., Negroni M., Corsetto P.University of Milano, Italy.

Wednesday, June 10 9.00 – 12.00 Red Hall

COUNTERMEASURES IN LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHTS (Session 1)

Theme coordinators: I.B. Kozlovskaya (IBMP, Russia), D. Felsenberg (CBF, Germany)

1. OUTLINE OF “EARTH STAR” +60D HEAD DOWN BED REST EXPERIMENT AND THE EFFECTS OF RESISTIVE VIBRATION EXERCISE ON PREVENTION OF BONE LOSS (ID - 0179)Li Y. 1, Wan Y. 1; Qin L. 1, Bai Y. 1, Deng Y. 1, Tam J. 2, Wang H. 1, Ling S. 1, Chen S. 1 1The Astronaut Research and Training Centre of China, China; 2The Chinese University of HongKong, China

2. RESISTIVE VIBRATION EXERCISE PREVENTS LOSS OF MUSCLE FUNCTION AND STIMULATES BONE FORMATION (ID - 0308)Felsenberg D.1, Belavy D.1, Miokovic T.1, Armbrecht G.1, Beller G.1, Gast U.1, Blottner D.4, Schießl H.3, Dimeo F.1, Rittweger J.2

1CBF, Germany; 2Manchester Metropolitan University, UK; 3NovotecMedical – Pforzheim, Germany; 4ZWMB and CBF, Germany

3. THE PROBLEM OF ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY DURING HUMAN INTERPLANETARY FLIGHTS (ID - 0013)Kotovskaya A. IBMP, Russia

4. SPIN: VALIDATION OF CENTRIFUGATION AS A COUNTERMEASURE FOR OTOLITH DECONDITIONING DURING SPACEFLIGHT: PRELIMINARY DATA (ID - 0220)Wuyts F. 1, Buytaert K. 1, MacDougall H. 2, Migeotte P.F. 1, Pattyn N. 1, Vanspauwen R. 1, Clement G. 3, Diedrich A. 4, Cohen B. 5, Moore S. 5 1University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2University of Sydney, Australia; 3University of Toulouse, France; 4Vanderbilt University, USA; 5Mount Sinai School of Medicine, USA.

5. EFFECTIVENESS OF SHORT ARM CENTRIFUGE-INDUCED ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY AND ERGOMETRIC EXERCISE AS A COUNTERMEASURE. COMPARISON BETWEEN EVERYDAY AND ALTERNATE DAY PROTOCOLS WITH GRAVITY AND EXERCISE STEP-UP METHOD (ID - 0285)Iwase S. 1, Sugenoya J. 1, Shimizu Y. 1, Nishimura N. 1, Takada H. 2, Mano T. 2, Akima H. 3, Katayama K. 3, Hirayanagi K. 4, Shiozawa T. 4, Masuo Y. 5 1Aichi Medical University, Japan; 2Gifu University of Medical Science, Japan; 3Nagoya University, Japan; 4Nihon University School of Medicine, Japan; 5Waseda University, Japan.

6. ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY AND ERGOMETRIC EXERCISE AS A COUNTERMEASURE OF EVERYDAY IMPROVE AUTONOMIC ALTERATION CAUSED BY HEAD-DOWN BED REST FOR 20 DAYS (ID - 0286)Nishimura N. 1, Iwase S. 1, Sugenoya J. 1, Shimizu Y. 1, Takada M. 1, Sakurai H. 2, Inukai Y. 1, Sato M. 1, Kanikowska D. 1, Suzuki S. 3 1Aichi Medical University, Japan; 2Hamamatsu University, Japan; 3College of Nurse Aichi Medical University, Japan.

7. SENSORY DEPRIVATION – A RISK FOR FUTURE MANNED SPACEFLIGHT - PROBLEMS AND COUNTERMEASURES (ID - 0191)Jorgensen J. SpaceArch, Denmark

8. INVESTIGATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE LEG MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING CYCLIC LEG MOVEMENTS BY VARYING GRAVITY OF PARABOLIC FLIGHTS (ID - 0279)Lochmann M. 1, Eckhardt H. 1, Bodem F. 2, Hoffmann H.U.3 1University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany; 2University of Mainz, Germany; 3DLR, Germany.

Wednesday, June 10 13.30 – 16.25 Red Hall

COUNTERMEASURES IN LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHTS (Session 2)

Theme coordinators: F. Wuyts (University of Antwerp, Belgium), S. Iwase (Department of Physiology, Aichi Medical University, Japan)

1. SOME APPROACHES TO THE COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEM FOR A MARS EXPLORATION MISSION (ID - 0242)Kozlovskya I.B., Egorov A.D. IBMP, Russia

2. ASSESSMENT OF COSMONAUTS’ PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND FITNESS BY VELOERGOMETRY AND LOCOMOTION TESTS DURING LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHT (ID - 0246)Khusnutdinova D.R.1, Babich D.R. 1, Greeneisen M. 2, Kozlovskaya I.B. 1 1IBMP, Russia, 2NASA JSC, USA.

3. PREVENTION OF MUSCLE FIBERS ATROPHY DURING GRAVITATIONAL UNLOADING: THE EFFECT OF L-ARGININE ADMINISTRATION (ID - 0154)Lomonosova Y.N. 2, Kartashkina N.L. 2, Shevchenko T.F. 3, Bugrova A.E. 3, Kalamkarov G.R. 3, Nemirovskaya T.L.1 1 MSU, Russia; 2IBMP, Russia; 3 Emanuel Institute of Biochemical Physics, Russia.

4. MDS – MULTIFUNCTIONAL DYNAMOMETER FOR APPLICATION IN SPACE. TRAINING AND DIAGNOSTIC IN MICROGRAVITY (ID - 0284)Talla R.1; Adamcik G.1; Barta N.1; Kozlovskaya I.B.2; Grigoriev A.I.2; Tschan H.3; Bachl N.3; Angeli T.1 1Technical University Vienna, Austria; 2IBMP, Russia; 3 University of Vienna, Austria.

WORKSHOP ON STANDARTIZATION OF BEDREST STUDIES


1. PENGUIN-3 PROPHYLACTIC SUIT EQUIPPED WITH A LOAD-MEASURING SYSTEM: EXPERIENCE OF APPLICATION IN THE ISS (ID - 0070)Tikhomirov E.P. 1, Chistyakov I.I. 1, Levov B.Kh. 1, Sinigin V.M. 1, Volkovitsky V.R. 1, Volkovitsky V.V. 1, Kozlovskaya I.B. 2, Yarmanova E.N. 2 1"RD&PE Zvezda" JSC, Russia; 2IBMP, Russia.

2. COMPENSATOR OF SUPPORT UNLOADING (CSU) FOR THE SYSTEM OF COUNTERMEASURES AGAINST THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF MICROGRAVITY (ID - 0241)Yarmanova E. N. 1, Kozlovskaya I.B. 1, Tikhomirov E.P. 2, Paradizov G.S. 2, Sorokina E.I. 2, Chistyakov I.I. 2, Levov B.Kh. 2, Miroshnikov Yu.S. 2, Zalivako V.Yu. 2 1IBMP, Russia; 2Scientific Production Association "Zvezda".

3. EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON ARCHITECTURE AND SOME CONTRACTILE CHARACTERISTICS IN MEN (ID - 0232)Koryak Y. 1, Kozlovskaya I. 1, 2Kuz’mina M., 3Berezhinski I. 1IBMP, Russia; 2Clinical Hospital N1 President Medical Center, Russia; 3Ltd. «ALIANCE-HOLDING», Russia.

4. EFFECT OF LONG DURATION SPACE FLIGHT ON THE VOLUNTARY AND ELECTRICALLY-EVOKED CONTRACTIONS OF THE TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE IN CREWMAN (ID - 0235)Koryak Y.A. IBMP, Russia.

5. COSMONAUT ANTI-G PROTECTION AT RETURN TO EARTH FROM INTERPLANETARY FLIGHTS (ID - 0071)Tikhomirov E.P. "RD&PE Zvezda" JSC, Russia.

6. NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL METHOD OF CORRECTION AND REDUCTION VERTIGO AND DISEQUILIBRIUM BY USING HARDWARE-SOFTWARE COMPLEX “OKULOSTIM” (ID - 0231)Kornilova L.N.1, Temnikova V.V.1, Naumov I.A.1, Dotsenko V.I.2, Sliva S.S.3 1IBMP, Russia; 2Scientific medical company “STATOKYN” Ltd., Russia; 3Special design office “RHYTHM”, Russia.

7. DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGY FOR THE OPTIMIZATION OF SPACECRAFT INTERIORS BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF HUMAN POSTURES TYPICALLY DISPLAYED IN MICROGRAVITY (ID - 0206)Dirlich T., Sabbah O. TUM, Germany.

Wednesday, June 10 13.30-16.25 Blue Hall

METABOLISM AND IMMUNITY

Theme coordinators: Claude Gharib (Lyon University, France), Irina Larina M. (IBMP, Russia)

1. ASSESSMENT OF CELLULAR IMMUNITY IN WHOLE BLOOD: FROM IN VITRO EXPERIMENTS TO EX VIVO IMMUNE MONITORING AFTER LONG-DURATION SPACE FLIGHT (ID-0307)1Feuerecker M., 2Mayer W., 1Kaufmann I., 3Morukov B., 1Schelling G., Thiel M., 1Choukèr A.

1Department of Anaesthesiology, Klinikum Großhadern, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, 2Immumed Inc, Germany, 3 IBMP Russia

2. IMMUNE SYSTEM DYSREGULATION AFTER LONG-DURATION SPACE FLIGHT (ID-0034)Berendeeva T., B.Morukov, M.Rykova, E.Antropova , I.LarinaIBMP, Russia

3. CORRECTION OF FUNCTION OF RED CORPUSCLES IN CONDITIONS OF LONG FLIGHTS (ID-0035)Gareyev R.A.Institute of human and animals’ physiology, Kazakhstan

4. TO THE QUESTION ABOUT FORMATION MECHANISM OF CELL HYPOXIA IN HUMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LONG SPACE FLIGHT FACTORS (ID-0082)Ivanova S.M.1, Braje N.A.2, Maksimov G.V.2, Yarlikova Y.V. 1, Labetskaja O.I. 1

1IBMP, Russia, 2M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

5. LIPID PEROXIDATION AND ANTIOXIDANT PROTECTION SYSTEM INDICES OF ASTRONAUTS DURING RE-ADAPTATION PERIOD AFTER LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID-0110)Markin A.A., Juravlyova O.A., Zabolotskaya I.V., Vostrikova L.V.IBMP, Russia

6. CHANGES OF SERUM PROTEOME PROFILE DURING 7-DAY "DRY" IMMERSION (ID-0040)Pakharukova, N.A, Pastushkova L.Kh, Trifonova O.P., Larina I.M.IBMP, Russia

7. SIMULATED MARS-FLIGHT SODIUM AND HYPERTENSION (SMASH) STUDY: CAN SPACE SCIENCE ADDRESS RELEVANT HEALTH TOPICS ON EARTH? (ID-0178)Rakova N.1,2, Jüttner K.2, Morukov B.1, Larina I.1, Agureev A.1, Titze J. 1

1IBMP, Russia, 2Department of Nephrology and Hypertension & Nikolaus-Fiebiger-Centre for Molecular Medicine, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg

8. HIGH SALT INTAKE AS AN ADDITIONAL RISK FACTOR FOR PROTEIN LOSSES IN HEAD DOWN TILT BED REST (ID-0055)Buehlmeier J.1; Frings-Meuthen P.1; Baecker N.1; Stehle P.2; Heer M.1

1German Aerospace Center, Germany, 2IEL, RFW University of Bonn, Germany

9. IMPEDANCEMETRIC RESEARCH OF BODY FLUIDS IN CONDITIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT (EXPERIMENT «SPRUT») (ID-0186)Noskov, V.B., Nichiporuk, I.A.IBMP, Russia

10. HEPATIC INJURY IN HINDLIMB UNLOADED RODENTS IS CAUSED BY ENDOTOXEMIA AND EXACERBATED BY HUGH FAT/HIGHSUCROSE DIET (ID-0048)Rivera C.A., Tcharmtchi M.H., Abrams, S. S., Wayne C.Baylor College of Medicine, USA


1. COSMONAUTS’ HAEMOSTASIS SYSTEM INDICES AFTER LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM SPACE FLIGHTS (ID-0097)Kuzichkin D.S., Morukov B.V., Markin A.A., Krivitsyna Z.A., Juravlyova O.A.IBMP, Russia

2. ROLE OF HIGH-FREQUENCY BIORHYTHMS DURING ADAPTATION TO CONDITIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT (ID-0036)Khaibullin, M.R.Institute of human and animals’ physiology, Kazakhstan

3. PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGICAL STATUS IN CONDITIONS OF 18-HOUR BED REST WITH A HEAD-DOWN TILT (ID-0189)Nichiporuk I.A., Vassilieva G.Yu, Rykova M.P., Antropova E.N., Berendeeva T.A., Larina I.M.IBMP, Russia

4. SHORT-TERM SIMULATION OF MICROGRAVITY CONDITIONS INDUCES THE SHIFTS OF ACUTE PHASE REACTANT LEVELS IN THE BLOOD OF TEST SUBJECTS (ID-0210)Larina O.N., A.M.BekkerIBMP, Russia

5. INVESTIGATION OF URINE PROTEIN COMPOSITION IN MAN AFTER LONG-TERM SPACE FLIGHTS AND IN THE COURSE OF THE GROUND-BASED EXPERIMENT WITH WATER IMMERSION (ID-0112)Vorontsov A.L. 2, Nesterovskaya A.Yu.2; Markin A.A. 1; Poluectova V.P.1

1Russian Federation State Scientific Centre Institute for Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, 2Child`s Diagnostic and Medical Treatment Center, Moscow, Russia

6. NT-PRO BNP LEVEL, WATER AND SODIUM METABOLISM: EFFECTS OF 7 DAYS OF DRY IMMERSION (ID-0319)Navasiolava N1,2, Pajot A3, Gallois Y3, Kulchitsky VA2, Gauquelin-Koch G4, Pastushkova L.Kh5, Larina IM5, Custaud M.A1

1 CNRS UMR 6214 - INSERM U771, Faculté de Médecine d'Angers, France; 2Institute of Physiology NASB, Belarus; 3CHU, France; 4 CNES, France; 5 IBMP,Russia

7. THE BASIC APPROACHES TO CREATION OF PRODUCTS FOR SPACE NUTRITION (ID-0028)Sinyavskiy Yu.A.; Suleimenova Zh.M.Kazakh Academy of Nutrition

8. EFFECTS OF 3D SIMULATED WEIGHTLESSNESS ON ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSE SYSTEM IN RAT LIVER (ID-0268)Wu Ping 1; Kan Guang-Han,1; Jiang Shi-Zhong,1; Sun Xi-Qing,2; Zhang Shu,2

1 China Astronaut Research and Training Center, China, 2Key Laboratory of Aerospace Medicine, Ministry of National Education, China

9. LIVER INTERSTICE CONDITION OF MONGOLIAN GERBILS AFTER A 12-DAY SPACE FLIGHT (ID-0258)Atyakshin D.A.1; Ilyin E.A.,2; Pashkov A.N.,1; Bykov E.G.,1

1Voronezh State Medical Academy n.a. N.N. Burdenko, 1 IBMP, Russia

10. FEATURES OF PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINE STATUS IN CONDITIONS OF LONG-TERM HEAD-DOWN TILT BED REST (ID-0336)Nichiporuk I.A., Vassilieva G.Yu., Morukov B.V.IBMP, Russia

Wednesday, June 10 13.30 – 16.25 Green Hall

PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES

Theme coordinators: G. Sandal (University of Bergen, Norway), V. Gushin (IBMP, Russia), E. Shaposhnikov (IBMP, Russia).

1. STRATEGIES FOR IDENTIFYING AND ASSESSING POTENTIAL NON-NUTRITIVE BENEFITS OF GROWING AND TENDING PLANTS DURING THE 105-DAY CHAMBER SIMULATION (ID-0147).

Bates S.C.1, Gushin V.I.2, Vinokhodova A.G.2 (1) Utah State University, USA; 2IBMP, Russia.

2. PERSONAL VALUES AND COPING STRATEGIES AMONG PERSONNEL WINTERING OVER IN ANTARCTICA (ID-0274). Sandal G.M., Bye H.H.University of Bergen, Norway.

3. THE PROGRAM FOR THE STUDY OF THE CREW MOTIVATION IN THE MANNED FLIGHT SIMULATION «MARS-500» (ID-0260). Shalina O.S., Gusev A.N., Chucha O. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia.

4. EFFICACY OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL SELF-REGULATION IN ASTHENISATION SYNDROME (ID-0247). Shaposhnikov E.A., Eskov K.N., Myakisheva J.V. IBMP, Russia.

5. LESSONS FROM EXPERIENCED COSMONAUTS: A JOINT CANADIAN-RUSSIAN RESEARCH PROJECT (ID-0044). Suedfeld P.1, Gushin V.I.2, Johnson P.J.1, Vinokhodova A.G.2, Cheveleva L.M.2 1University of British Columbia, Canada; 2IBMP, Russia.

6. DEPLOYABLE GETAWAY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ID-0039). Imhof B.1, Hoheneder W.1, Vogel K.,2 1LIQUIFER Systems Group, Austria; 2Art of work, Austria.

7. WHAT KINDS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT DO ASTRONAUTS SEEK? (ID-0201). Legkaia K., Brcic J., Suedfeld P. University of British Columbia, Canada.

8. AN OVERVIEW OF THE HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH CONDUCTED ON A FOUR-MONTH MARS SIMULATION IN THE CANADIAN HIGH ARCTIC, WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE ANALOGUE RESEARCH (ID-0198). Binsted K.A.1, Kobrick R.L.2, Bishop S.3; OGriofa M.4, Lapierre J.5

1UH-NASA Astrobiology Institute, USA; 2University of Colorado at Boulder, USA; 3University of Texas Medical Branch, USA; 4University of Limerick, Ireland; 5University of Quebec, Canada.


1. THE SPACE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC (ID-0002).Solcova I.1, Miksik O.2 1Institute of Psychology, Czech Republic; 2Charles University, Czech Repiblic.

2. ANALYSIS OF THE SYMPATHETIC CONTROL ACTIVATING EFFECTS OF OPERATOR’S FUNCTIONS IN RELATION TO OPERATOR’S STRESS TOLERANCE (ID-0073). Kuznetsova E.P.IBMP, Russia.

3. ANTARCTICA META-ANALYSIS: PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS RELATED TO LONG DURATION ISOLATION AND CONFINEMENT (ID-0192). Shea C.1, Slack K.2, Palinkas L.3, Keeton K.4, Leveton L.5 1Universities Space Research Association, USA; 2LZ Technoligies/Wyle Labs, USA; 3University of Southern California, USA; 4EASI/Wyle Labs, USA; 5NASA JSC, USA.

4. THE NASA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE ELEMENT ID-0193). Whitmire A., Whitmire A., Leveton L. Wyle and NASA JSC, USA.

5. EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP INTERRELATED OPERATORS' ACTIVITY UNDER LONG-TERM SIMULATED ISOLATION CONDITIONS (ID-0216). Eskov K.N., Vinokhodova A.G. IBMP, Russia.

6. MELATONIN SUPPRESSION IN HEALTHY HUMANS EXPOSED TO SIMULATED LUNAR LIGHT (ID-0197)Brainard G.1, Warfield B.1, Jablonski M.1, Cecil K.1, West K.1, Thiessen M.1, James M.1, Hanifin J.1, Rollag M.1, Woida R.2, Moores J.2, Marshall B.2, Smith P.2

1Thomas Jefferson University, USA; 2University of Arizona, USA.

Wednesday, June 10 13.30 – 16.25 Physiology Department Hall

SPACE TOURISM

Theme coordinators: M. S. Belakovskiy (IBMP, Russia), P. Graef (Germany)

1. MANKIND IN SPACE – NEW RULES FOR NEW SOCIETIES? (ID-0161)Froehlich A.H. DLR German Aerospace Center, Germany.

2. DOES SPACE TOURISM MEAN THAT MANKIND HAS FINISHED EXPLORING SPACE? (ID-0001)Arnould J.E. Center national Spatiales, France.

3. PHYSIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND OPERATIONAL RISK FACTORS FOR THE CREW AND PASSENGERS OF FUTURE COMMERCIAL SPACE VEHICLES (ID-0137)Antunano M.J. FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, USA.

4. MEDICAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS FOR PASSENGERS ON SHORT-DURATION COMMERCIAL ORBITAL SPACE FLIGHTS. (ID-0139)Antunano M.J.1, Gerzer R.2

1FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, USA; 2DLR, Germany.

5. RECORDING OF PERSONAL PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA DURING COMMERCIAL SUBORBITAL SPACE FLIGHTS (ID-0103) Charles J.B.1, Richard E.E.2 1NASA, USA; 2Wyle, USA.

6. VESTIBULAR TOLERANCE IN NONPROFESSIONAL ASTRONAUTS (PARTICIPANTS OF SHORT SPACE FLIGHTS) DURING MEDICAL SELECTION, PREFLIGHT TRAINING AND FLIGHT ON ISS. (ID-0130)Matsnev E.I.1, Alekseev V.N.2, Voronkov J.I.1, Efimova L.G.2, Ostapenko A.N.2, Sigaleva E.E.1, Filatova L.M.1

1IBMP, Russia; 2GCTC, Russia.

7. SPACE HOTEL LEO. (ID-0248)Sato Y.1, Finney G.2

1Columbia University, 2NASA JSC, USA.


1. Providing accommodations for future space population – architectural approach (ID-0183) Bannova Olga SICSA USA

Wednesday, June 10 13.30 – 16.25 Beige Hall

ENVIRONMENT MONITORING AND CONTROL

Theme coordinators: Fengyuan Zhuang (Beihang University, China), Moukhamedieva L.N. (IBMP, Russia), Ilyin V.K. (IBMP, Russia)

1. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY CAPACITIES OF WATER AS AN INDEX OF ENVIRONMENTAL INPACT ON THE CREW OF ORBITAL STATIONS AND HIGH-ALTITUDE PLANES (ID–0123)Fedotova I.V.1; Artamonov A.A.1; Ozheredov V.A2.; Tsetlin V.V.1; Prutskaja L.D.3;1IBMP, Russia; 2Institute for Space Investigations RAS, Russia; 3Kavkazgeolsiomka, Russia

2. MICROBIAL DECOMPOSITION OF SOLID AND LIQUID ORGANIC WASTES (ID–0162)Korshunov D.V., Starkova L.V., Mardanov R.G., Deshevaya E.A., Novikova N.D., Moukhamedieva L.N., Ilyin V.K.IBMP, Russia

3. NONCULTURAL METHODS OF HUMAN MICROFLORA EVALUATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREW MEDICAL CONTROL IN CONFINED HABITAT (ID-0165)Ilyin V.K., Moukhamedieva L.N., Soloviova Z.O., Mardanov R.G., Panina Ja.F., Gegenava A.V., Skedina M.A.IBMP, Russia

4. FROM C.E.B.A.S. TO AQUAHAB - OR: FROM SPACE TO EARTH APPLICATION AND BACK TO SPACE (ID–0245)Klaus Slenzka1,2, Matthias Dünne1

1OHB-System AG, Germany; 2Jacobs University, Germany

5. NEW TECHNOLOGIES OF ULTRAVIOLET DECONTAMINATION OF AIR AND SURFACES AND PROSPECTS OF THEIR USE FOR MICROBIOLOGICAL SAFETY OF SPACE STATIONS HABITAT (ID–0175)Polikarpov N.A.1, Novikova N.D.1, Deshevaya E.A.1, Goldshtein Ya. A.2, Shashkovskiy S.G.2;1IBMP, Russia; 2 "Melitta” Research-and-Production Enterprise, Russia .

6. HYGIENIC ASPECTS OF MANAGEMENT AND ESTIMATION OF THE ISS AIR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY IN CONDITIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. (ID–0223)Pakhomova, A.A., Moukhamedieva L.N.IBMP, Russia

7. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY AND ITS CONTROL (ID–0107)Dubey Vijay KumarMadhaya Pradesh University, India

8. VERIFICATION OF THE METHOD FOR REVEALING OF POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ZONES OF POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT OF MICRO-DESTRUCTION OF THE RS ISS PRESSURIZED STRUCTURE (BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE 17-ISS MISSION) (ID-0215)Deshevaya E.A. 1, Borisov V.V. 2, Kononenko O.N. 3, Shubralova E.V. 2;1IBMP, Russia; 2Central Scientific Research Institute of Machine Manufacturing, Russia; 3RSC Energia, Russia

Posters (Wednesday, June 10; 12.00-13.30)

1. NANOCOMPOSED MATERIALS AND AIR QUALITY IN TIGHT PREMISES (ID–0080)Mardanov R.G.1, Afanasyev M.M.2, Moukhamedieva L.N.1

1IBMP, Russia; 2Institute of applied nanotechnologies, Russia

2. METHODS OF EFFECTIVE PROTECTION OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS FROM BIO-DESTRUCTIONS AND BIO-CORROSION (ID-0061)Deshevaya E.A.1, Novikova N.D.1, Polikarpov N.A.1, Dyakova M.G.2, Shevlyakova N.N.2, Tverskoy V.A.2

1IBMP, Russia; 2M.Lomonosov State Academy of Fine Chemical Technology, Russia

3. MICROFLORA MODIFICATION IN TIME OF SPACE STATION CHANGING CREW (ID-0166)Batov A.B., Usanova N.A., Morozova Ju.A., Ilyin V.KIBMP, Russia

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