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Harness for affixing sensors to dogs for registration of physiological phenomena during space flight
Physiology of dog respiratory and cardiovascular systems during stress of acceleration
Metabolic consequences and physiological effects of extended space missions for which there is no capability for re-supply or crew rotation
Human performance during two weeks in pensacola slow rotating room
Increasing resistance for protection against physiological hazards in flight
Physiological reactions in weightlessness
Physiological effects of space on animals, plants, microorganisms and biological substrates during suborbital and orbital flight
Bed rest effect on various parameters of physiological functions - bone mass and calcium balance
Effect of bedrest on various parameters of physiological function - nutritional requirement
Correlation of electric and mechanical activity of cardiac cycle using electro- and phonocardiographic data from Gemini IV crew members
Bone demineralization studies of Gemini IV CREW using radiographic bone densitometry
Human performance tested during and after two-week exposure to slowly rotating environment
Physiological reactions to prolonged weightlessness, examining project mercury observations
Human physiological effects and tolerance to simulated space cabin landing impacts in all body positions and configurations
Effect of large dose of reserpine given intraperitoneally on intestinal absorption of D- glucose /in vitro/ in hamsters
Avian embryo through hatching and chick growth in helium-oxygen atmosphere at one atmosphere and in sealed system
Effect of isolation from external time cues on human circadian rhythms such as body temperature, sleeping period, passage of time estimation and urine excretion
Conference on Role of Simulation in Space Technology sponsored by Virginia Polytechnic Institute in August 1964