Enabling innovative research on the International Space Station to solve the challenges of a human mission to Mars: Results of the ISS4Mars international workshops 2020

Enabling innovative research on the International Space Station to solve the challenges of a human mission to Mars: Results of the ISS4Mars international workshops 2020–2021

Published:2022-09 Issue: Volume:27-28 Page:100047
ISSN:2352-3093
Container-title:REACH
language:en
Short-container-title:REACH

Author:

Waid Michael,Narici Livio,Girgenrath Michaela,Stang Katrin,Marcil Isabelle,Johnson-Green Perry,Jennifer Ngo-Anh Thu,Kotov Oleg,Murakami Keiji,Dempsey Robert,McPhee Jancy,Sato Kevin,Siegel Bette,Scimemi Sam,Robinson Julie

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging,Aerospace Engineering,Radiation,Medicine (miscellaneous),Human Factors and Ergonomics

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