从不来梅发射塔到国际空间站——德国太空生命科学项目的失重之路

G. Ruyters, U. Friedrich
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研究重力对生命系统的影响,特别是对这一重要环境参数的感知和转导,多年来一直是德国空间生命科学计划的重点。这个项目像所有其他空间活动一样,由德国航空航天中心(DLR)作为德国航天局管理。该机构的主要职责是为科学家提供资金,与工业界签订合同以发展必要的空间研究设施,并为进行空间实验提供飞行机会,包括与其他空间机构进行国际协调。在目前的贡献中,详细描述了DLR为生命科学研究提供的各种飞行机会的特点。通过这一点,科学家们应该意识到在德国空间生命科学计划框架内进行空间研究的有趣可能性,而本特别出版物中的其他贡献将集中在所获得的结果上,特别是在重力信号转导领域。
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From the Bremen Drop Tower to the international space station ISS – Ways to weightlessness in the German space life sciences program
Investigations on the effects of gravity on living systems, especially the perception and transduction of this important environmental parameter, are in the focus of the German Space Life Sciences Program since several years. This program is managed – like all other space activities – by the German Aerospace Center DLR in its role as the German Space Agency. Funding of scientists, placing contracts to industry for the development of necessary space research facilities, and providing flight opportunities for performing space experiments including international coordination with other space agencies are the main responsibilities of the agency. In the present contribution the special features of the various flight opportunities, which are made available by DLR for life sciences research, are described in some detail. By this, scientists should become aware of the interesting possibilities to perform space research in the frame of the German Space Life Sciences Program, while other contributions in this special publications will focus on the results obtained, especially in the area of gravity signal transduction.
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