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Alexis Maffert

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Naval architectureShip and platform structures (incl. maritime hydrodynamics)

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|Dec 30, 2022

Preliminary study after two years of use of Nausicaa system for seasickness management.

Alexis Maffert, Laurent Beust

|Jan 04, 2021

Optokinetic stimulation efficiency for sea sickness treatment.

Alexis Maffert, Barbara Aupy

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