The Sileye–Altcriss experiment on board the International Space Station

Casolino, M.; Altamura, F.; Minella, A.; Minori, M.; Picozza, P.; Reali, E.; Esposito, A.; Bedogni, R.; Mazzenga, G.; Ricci, M.; Durante, Marco; Pugliese, M.; Roca, V.; Galper, A. M.; Korotkov, M.; Popov, A.; Bengin, V. V.; Lobascio, Cesare; Guarnieri, V.; Fortezza, R.; Castagnolo, D.

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2006.10.311

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“…Ref. [11]. Measurements to characterize the shielding properties of the Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) space suit and a human phantom has also been performed using 155 and 250 MeV proton beams at the Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC) [12,13].…”

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Transport calculations and accelerator experiments needed for radiation risk assessment in space

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2008

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Transport calculations and accelerator experiments needed for radiation risk assessment in space

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2008

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Space radiation research in Europe: flight experiments and ground-based studies

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Exposure to space radiation has long been acknowledged as a potential showstopper for long-duration manned interplanetary missions. In an eVort to gain more information on space radiation risk and to develop countermeasures, NASA initiated several years ago a Space Radiation Health Program, which is currently supporting biological experiments performed at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Accelerator-based radiobiology research in the Weld of space radiation research is also under way in Russia and Japan. The European Space Agency (ESA) supports research in the Weld in three main directions: spaceXight experiments on the International Space Station; modeling and simulations of the space radiation environment and transport; and, recently, ground-based radiobiology experiments exploiting the high-energy SIS18 synchrotron at GSI in Germany (IBER program). Several experiments are currently under way within IBER, and so far, beams of C and Fe-ions at energies between 11 and 1,000 MeV/n have been used in cell and tissue targets.

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Physical and biomedical countermeasures for space radiation risk

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2008

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The Sileye–Altcriss experiment on board the International Space Station

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Transport calculations and accelerator experiments needed for radiation risk assessment in space

Transport calculations and accelerator experiments needed for radiation risk assessment in space

Space radiation research in Europe: flight experiments and ground-based studies

Physical and biomedical countermeasures for space radiation risk

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