European Researchers Using Arrays to ID Health, Performance Markers for Space Missions
February 22, 2011
European Researchers Using Arrays to ID Health, Performance Markers for Space Missions
The study could lead to the discovery of markers that could be used to monitor the health and performance of individuals during a long-term space mission or confinement to a base on the Moon or Mars.
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