Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Significance of vestibular organs in problems of weightlessness,1963,1,,19-32,Graybiel
United States experience on the utilization of man's capabilities in a space environment,1963,1,,141-159,Mathews
Preparation and results of a 24-hour orbital flight,1963,1,,128-140,Titov
Soviet experiments aimed at investigating the influence of space flight factors on the physiology of animals and man,1963,1,,113-127,Parin
Human reliability and confinement,1964,2,,337-351,Hauty
The vestibular function in conditions of zero gravity,1964,2,,317-322,Margaria
Extraterrestrial vestibular research a new partial field of medical research into the human vestibular apparatus,1967,5,,107-110,Pichler
Human circadian rhythms in activity body temperature and other functions,1967,5,,159-173,Aschoff
Daily rhythm changes associated with variations in light intensity and color,1967,5,,148-158,Winget
Individual differences in phase shifts of the human circadian system and performance deficit,1967,5,,135-147,Hauty
Physiological effects of gravitation,1966,4,,1-21,Gazenko
Biosatellite 3: a physiological interpretation,1971,9,,83-98,Meehan
Biomechanics of locomotion in subgravity,1973,11,,177-185,Margaria
Some psychological and engineering aspects of the extravehicular activity of astronauts,1973,11,,91-103,Khrunov
Human sensitivity to gravity (on the problem of gravipreferendum),1975,13,,3-9,Shulzhenko
Human sensorimotor coordination following space flights,1973,11,,117-121,Cherepakhin