Laboratory for the Prevention of hypogravity Disorders

The laboratory team performs fundamental research aimed at studying the mechanisms of prevention of hypogravity disorders in the human body during prolonged stay in zero gravity, in particular, the role of reducing the intensity of sensory influx from the reference entrance in the development of adaptive changes in the neuromuscular system during long-term space flight is being studied. An experimental analysis of the phenomena observed under the influence of real and simulated factors of space flight is being conducted, research is being conducted to uncover the physiological mechanisms triggered by staying in zero gravity and to find ways to prevent negative changes in gravity-dependent systems. It is proposed to use these studies to form a system of fundamental concepts as a stage in creating a modern approach to preventing negative changes in the functioning of physiological systems in relation to interplanetary space flights. During the research, unique techniques created by the team will be used to continue work in conditions of model experiments and in real space flights.