European Physiology Modules Facility

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ESA science facility ISS payload space station research facility

The European Physiology Modules Facility is a research facility on the International Space Station dedicated to studying how the human body adapts to the space environment through advanced physiology experiments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ESA science facility ⓘ
ISS payload ⓘ
space station research facility ⓘ
acronym EPM NERFINISHED ⓘ
dataDownlinkedTo ground research centers ⓘ
designedFor continuous monitoring of astronauts ⓘ
long‑duration human spaceflight missions ⓘ
non‑invasive physiological measurements ⓘ
environment microgravity ⓘ
goal contribute to safer human exploration missions ⓘ
generate knowledge applicable to terrestrial medicine ⓘ
improve understanding of human health in space ⓘ
locatedOn International Space Station NERFINISHED ⓘ
mountedIn Columbus laboratory NERFINISHED ⓘ
operator European Space Agency ⓘ
partOf Columbus laboratory payload complement ⓘ
European ISS utilization program NERFINISHED ⓘ
primaryResearchField human physiology ⓘ
life sciences ⓘ
space medicine ⓘ
provides crew interfaces for physiology experiments ⓘ
data acquisition systems ⓘ
experiment control systems ⓘ
integrated physiology experiment racks ⓘ
purpose conduct advanced physiology experiments in space ⓘ
study human adaptation to microgravity ⓘ
support long‑duration human spaceflight research ⓘ
supports European and international investigators ⓘ
supportsExperimentType cardiovascular monitoring experiments ⓘ
metabolic and hormonal studies ⓘ
muscle and bone assessment experiments ⓘ
neurocognitive tests ⓘ
supportsResearchOn autonomic nervous system regulation ⓘ
bone demineralization ⓘ
cardiovascular deconditioning ⓘ
cardiovascular system ⓘ
countermeasures for long‑duration spaceflight ⓘ
endocrine system ⓘ
exercise physiology in microgravity ⓘ
metabolism ⓘ
muscle atrophy ⓘ
musculoskeletal system ⓘ
neurophysiology ⓘ
orthostatic intolerance ⓘ
respiratory system ⓘ
sensorimotor system ⓘ
sleep and circadian rhythms ⓘ
usedBy ISS crew members ⓘ

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Columbus laboratory (ESA contribution, then called Columbus) → hasFacility → European Physiology Modules Facility ⓘ
subject surface form: Columbus laboratory
Columbus laboratory → hasScienceRack → European Physiology Modules Facility ⓘ