15th
IAA Humans in Space Symposium
Graz
/ Austria, May 22-26, 2005 
Benefits
of Human Presence in Space
Historical,
scientific, medical, cultural, and political aspects
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Monday, May 23, 2005
9:30-11:30: Opening Ceremony - with Representatives from Politics, Academia, Scientific Societies, Space Agencies
12:00-12:30: Keynote Lecture
Kenneth M. Baldwin, F. Haddad, G.R. Adams, P Tesch: Seeking countermeasures to the deleterious effects of spaceflight on skeletal muscle
14:00-15:30, Room A: Session I.1.1: Bone and Muscle Systems I
14:00-15:30, Room B: Session I.2.1: Psychosocial Aspects I
14:00-15:30, Room C: Session III.1: Space Tourism
16:00-17:30, Room A: Session I.1.2: Bone and Muscle Systems II
16:00-17:30, Room B: Session I.2.2: Psychosocial Aspects II
16:00-17:30, Room C: Session III.2: Education and outreach activities
18:00-19:00, Room A: Panel 1 - General Plans and Roadmaps. Ken
Baldwin (NASA), Michael Barratt (NASA), Valery Bogomolov (IMBP and ISS-MMOP),
Guy Fogleman (NASA), Piero Messina (ESA), Jennifer Rhatigan (NASA), Bob Richards
(ISU). Chair: Jennifer Rhatigan
8:30-9:00: Keynote Lecture
Valery V. Bogomolov, A.I. Grigoriev, I.B. Kozlovskaya: The Russian experience in medical care and health maintenance of MIR and ISS crews
9:00-10:30, Room A: Session I.3: Neurovestibular System
9:00-10:30, Room B: Session I.5.1: Cell, plant, and animal models I
9:00-10:30, Room C: Session I.6: Fluid and electrolyte metabolism
11:00-12:30, Room A: Session I.4: Central nervous system & motor control
11:00-12:30, Room B: Session I.5.2: Cell, plant, and animal models II
11:00-12:30, Room C: Session I.7: Nutrition and metabolism
14:00-15:30, Room A: Session I.8.1: Cardiovascular system I - Autonomic neural and vascular responses to microgravity
14:00-15:30, Room B: Session I.9: Immune system
14:00-15:30, Room C: Session I.11.1: Radiation health and radiation protection I
16:00-17:30, Room A: Session I.8.2: Cardiovascular system II - Hormonal responses to microgravity
16:00-17:30, Room B: Session I.10: Mathematical modeling and simulation
16:00-17:30, Room C: Session I.11.2: Radiation health and radiation protection II
18:00-19:00, Room A: Panel 2 - Benefits of human presence in space. Jeanne
L. Becker (NSBRI), Rupert Gerzer (DLR), Richard Jennings, Inessa B. Kozlovskaya
(IMBP), Michel Tognini (ESA), Yury Voronkov. Chair: Rupert Gerzer
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
8:30-9:00: Keynote Lecture
Roger M. Bonnet: Space science and human exploration
9:00-10:30, Room A: Session I.12: Orthostasis
9:00-10:30, Room B: Session II.1: Architecture and structures
9:00-10:30, Room C: Session I.13: Telemedicine and terrestrial applications
11:00-12:30, Room A: Session II.2: Advances in life support systems
11:00-12:30, Room B: Session II.3: Psychology, culture and long-duration space missions
11:00-12:30, Room C: Session II.4: Radiation health issues (Dosimetry, Biological effects, Protection)
14:00-15:30, Room A: Session II.5: Simulation studies
14:00-15:30, Room B: Session II.6: Search for life, geology, operations
14:00-15:30, Room C: Session II.7: Technology
16:00-16:30: Keynote Lecture:
Benton C. Clark: Are we all Martians?
16:30-17:30: Poster session
18:00-19:00, Room A: Panel 3 (Astronaut / cosmonaut panel) - What will be accomplish in the 21st Century?
Michael Barratt, Boris Morukov, Chiaki Mukai, Albert P. Nechaev, Valery Polyakov,
Bob Thirsk, Michel Tognini, Franz Viehböck. Chair: Michel Tognini
Thursday, May 26, 2005
8:30-9:00: Keynote Lecture:
Günther Reitz: Radiation, limiting human spaceflight?
9:00-10:30, Room A: Session II.8.1: Countermeasures I
9:00-10:30, Room B: Session II.9: Environmental monitoring and risk assessment
9:00-10:30, Room C: Session I.14.1: Diagnosis & therapy I
11:00-12:30, Room A: Session II.8.2: Countermeasures Il
11:00-12:30, Room B: Session II.10: Planetary protection
11:00-12:30, Room C: Session I.14.2: Diagnosis & therapy II
12:30-13:00: Closing session
