Craig E. Kundrot

Human health and performance considerations for near earth asteroids (NEA)

A Third-Generation Evidence Base for Human Spaceflight Risks

Six-Degree Head-Down Tilt Bed Rest: Forty Years of Development as a Physiological Analog for Weightlessness

Human System Drivers for Exploration Missions

NASA and NSBRI's Kelly Twins Study: Progress Implementing the First Integrated Omics Pilot Demonstration Study in Space

Decompression Sickness: Case Study of Identification of Knowledge and Disposition Gaps Using Principles of Continuous Risk Management

HUMAN SPACE ENDEAVOURS SYMPOSIUM (B3) ISS Utilisation (3)

Human Health and Performance Considerations for Exploration of Near Earth Asteroids (NEA)

DCS: A Case Study of Identification of Knowledge and Disposition Gaps Using Principles of Continuous Risk Management

Why Should Humans Explore a Near Earth Asteroid and What Factors Drive the Medical Risks