Nasa’s human research programme and the National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) have selected 11 proposals to study astronaut health and performance on future space missions.
The programme will provide knowledge and technologies to improve human health and performance during space exploration.
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The human research programme also develops possible countermeasures for problems experienced during space travel.
It will look into completing exploration missions and preserving astronauts’ health throughout their lives.
The programme quantifies crew health and performance risks during spaceflight and develops strategies to monitor and mitigate health and performance risks.
Selected proposals from ten institutions will receive a total of approximately $10m over a three to four-year period.
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