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19 August 2019
Brain in Space: What Happens to the Human Nervous System in Weightlessness
While Roscosmos is discussing future manned flights to Mars, NASA plans to open the International Space Station for commercial tourism, and SpaceX is testing its Starship Mars prototype, scientists are seriously concerned about the impact of prolonged stay in space on the human body. While the effects of weightlessness on bones, muscles and the vestibular system are well known, how the human brain copes with microgravity has yet to be fully examined. IQ.HSE has compiled the latest research on this topic.
16 August 2019
Microgravity Changes Brain Connectivity: What Happens to the Human Brain in Weightlessness
An international team of Russian and Belgian researchers has found out that space travel has a significant impact on the brain: they discovered that cosmonauts demonstrate changes in  brain connectivity related to perception and movement. Some areas, such as regions in the insular and parietal cortices, work more synchronously with other brain areas after the space flight. On the other hand,  connectivity of some other regions, such as the cerebellum and vestibular nuclei,  decreases. The results of the study were published in Frontiers in Physiology.
15 August 2019
Democracy Isn’t for Everyone: Russians Adopt Western Values but See Them in Their Own Way
Europe wants to live in a democracy. This is especially true for residents of countries of Northern Europe, but less so for those of former socialist countries, especially Russia. While almost everyone has a positive attitude towards democracy, people have different understandings of it. Alla Salmina studied the relationship between attitudes and understandings of it using the data of 28 countries that participated in the European Social Survey (ESS). 

Book chapter

Популярные телеканалы и телепередачи в сельской местности

Адемукова Н. В.
Language: Russian
Full text (PDF, 73 Kb)
Keywords: телесмотрение в сельской местностиспутниковое телевидениепопулярные телеканалы
Publication based on the results of: The Transformation of the Russian Media in the Face of a New Communications Reality(2012)

In book

Популярные телеканалы и телепередачи в сельской местности
Материалы XX Международной молодежной научной конференции студентов, аспирантов и молодых ученых «Ломоносов-2013»
Edited by: А. Андреев, А. Андриянов, Е. Антипов и др. М.: МАКС Пресс, 2013.
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