Published
Elizabeth Klerman, HMS associate professor of medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital, developed a model to help flight docs predict when astronauts will be alert, based on the time of day and how long they've been awake. For more information about Dr. Klerman and stories about space-related research, visit hms.harvard.edu/harvard-medicine and view the Spring 2012 "Space Savers" issue.
- Category
- Medical
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:09
Drs. Rx: A Cheap and Easy Way to Look More Alert in the Morning!
-
43:07
The Purpose of Astronauts | Davos 2024 | World Economic Forum
-
05:14
Predicting systemic effects of transformative landscape change | David Lindenmayer
-
03:55
How Do Astronauts Do Their Business?
-
08:47
Predicting Stock Moves: Is it Possible? // Brownian Motion in Finance
-
01:48
What Are Seizure-Alert Dogs? | Epilepsy
-
01:33
Astronauts Describe Seeing Earth From Space
-
09:21
What is the Yield Curve, and is it Predicting a Recession? // inverted flattened explained bonds
-
00:58
⭐️ Life Saving Alert Dog ⭐️
-
06:09
Why NASA Waited 9 Years To Send Astronauts Into Space From the US
-
06:17
Astronauts on strike? 6 Minute English
-
36:27
Medical Alert Mischief
-
10:22
IELTS Listening Tips: Predicting Answers
-
07:25
Predicting Flight Delays: Using Machine Learning
-
37:22
Predicting AI - Shanghai
-
12:49
Worst Text Alert Ever || Mommy Monday
-
02:33
Spoiler alert: The English We Speak
-
08:47
Predicting Stock Moves: Is it Possible? // Brownian Motion in Finance
-
02:12
Astronauts' experience and a better planet
-
08:12
We Ate Like Astronauts | Space Food Diet
-
31:25
Stuart Armstrong Predicting AI... or failing to - Winter Intelligence - FHI Oxford
-
03:20
Curl Alert! Is the Perm Back?
