National Geographic open Explorer / NEEMO 23 mission

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Living underwater

I was honored to be selected by NASA to become a crew member during the NEEMO 23 mission. Our team will also study the changes in human physiology and psychology in response to living in an underwater habitat, at 60 feet deep, and explore the ocean, as part of the NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO).

Our new publications about the NEEMO 23 mission scientific studies:

Ari, C., Bharwani, S., Rehsi, A., Moss, S., Schmer-Galunder, S., Fiore, S., D`Agostino, D.P., Changes in Sensory Functions in Response to Living in an Extreme Underwater Saturation Environment. The FASEB Journal, 2020. 34(S1): p. 1-1.

Ari, C., D`Agostino, D.P., Bharwani, S., Rehsi, A., Moss, S., Schmer-Galunder, S., Fiore, S., Changes in Individual and Team Cognition in High Stress Extreme Underwater Saturation Environment Under Intense Workload. The FASEB Journal, 2020. 34(S1): p. 1-1.

Ari, C., D`Agostino, D.P., Bharwani, S., Rehsi, A., Moss, S., Schmer-Galunder, S., Fiore, S., Changes in Motor Function in Response to Living in an Extreme Underwater Saturation Environment under High Stress and Increased Workload. The FASEB Journal, 2020. 34(S1): p. 1-1.

Laboratory of Csilla Ari, Ph.D.

Laboratory of Csilla Ari, Ph.D.

National Geographic open Explorer / NEEMO 23 mission

Living underwater

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