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Journal of Sleep Research|December 21, 2005
Functional brain imaging of a complex navigation task following one night of total sleep deprivation: a preliminary studyGary Strangman, John H Thompson, Monica M Strauss, et al.IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics|November 30, 2020
Prediction of Task Performance From Physiological Features of Stress ResilienceMarko Sarlija, Sinisa Popovic, Marko Jagodic, et al.Frontiers in Neuroscience|August 15, 2020
Performance on the Robotics On-Board Trainer (ROBoT-r) Spaceflight Simulation During Acute Sleep DeprivationLily Wong, Sean Pradhan, John Karasinski, et al.Survey of Ophthalmology|April 24, 2022
Neuro-ophthalmic imaging and visual assessment technology for spaceflight associated neuro-ocular syndrome (SANS)Joshua Ong, Alireza Tavakkoli, Gary Strangman, et al.Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine|November 20, 2012
Nanotechnologies and regenerative medical approaches for space and terrestrial medicineAlessandro Grattoni, Ennio Tasciotti, Daniel Fine, et al.Frontiers in Digital Health|July 25, 2025
Next generation performance status: digital health technologies across the lung cancer continuumJulia Scarpa, Iqram Hussain, Alex Cheng, et al.Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise|April 8, 2022
Tacklers' Head Inertial Accelerations Can Be Decreased by Altering the Way They Engage in Contact with Ball Carriers' TorsosSuzi Edwards, Andrew J Gardner, Timana Tahu, et al.Journal of Applied Physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)|June 9, 2026
Effects of Artificial Gravity on the Vascular System during 60 days of Strict Head-Down Tilt BedrestKarina Marshall-Goebel, Gary Strangman, Stefan Moestl, et al.Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport|December 21, 2024
A tackler correctly adhering to the tackle instruction in a front-on, one-on-one torso tackle alters the peak inertial head kinematics of the ball carrier but not the tacklerSuzi Edwards, Andrew J Gardner, Timana Tahu, et al.JSAMS Plus|March 25, 2026
Head impact forces in rugby tackles are influenced by tackler position and the ball carrier instantaneous speed at contact in front-on, one-on-one tackle scenariosSuzi Edwards, Andrew J Gardner, Kenneth L Quarrie, et al.Pageof 3