24th IAA Humans In Space Symposium

A platform for a fruitful discussion of fundamental problems and practical issues, exchange of research results and ideas in space biology and medicine, including:

– Analogue Environments
– Isolation
– Astrobiology
– Artificial Intelligence
– Cardiovascular and Pulmonary
– Challenges of Future Spaceflights
– Circadian Rhythm
– Commercial Spaceflight / Space Tourism
– Education and Outreach
– Exercise and Countermeasures in the Interplanetary piloted Mission
– Field Test/Countermeasure Evaluation
– Human factors in the Interplanetary piloted Mission
– Immunology
– Muscle and Bones
– Medical Support in the Autonomous Flight
– Neuroscience
– Radiation
– Cognitive and Behavioral Effects of Deep Space Missions
– Space Psychology
– Space Biology and Space Biotechnology
– Telemedicine in interplanetary missions
– Life Support System and Habitats
– Multidisciplinary Studies related with Humans in Space – SANS/VIIP
– Food and nutrition in space
– Mars exploration
– Women in space
– Vision impairment
– Transcriptomics and genomics in space – personalized/precision medicine