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Dear Div 28 Colleagues,
Contribute to science and space exploration during the pandemic!
The NASA Behavioral Health & Performance Laboratory is conducting a study on the behavioral impacts of habitat size and layout under isolation and confinement. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people across the world have been working and living under conditions of increased work-from-home, confinement, social isolation, workload, and risk of outside hazards. Instead of multiple separate environments for work tasks, home life, social activities, and personal time, for millions of people, our mission has been to protect public health, and our homes are the single habitat—our operational environment—to carry out that mission.
Please consider participating and sharing widely with your network of family, friends, and colleagues.
________________________________________________
Peter G. Roma, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist and Director
Behavioral Health & Performance Laboratory
Biomedical Research and Environmental Sciences Division
Human Health and Performance Directorate
NASA Johnson Space Center
2101 NASA Parkway | Houston, TX 77058 | USA
pete.roma@nasa.gov
Dear Div 28 Colleagues,
Contribute to science and space exploration during the pandemic!
The NASA Behavioral Health & Performance Laboratory is conducting a study on the behavioral impacts of habitat size and layout under isolation and confinement. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people across the world have been working and living under conditions of increased work-from-home, confinement, social isolation, workload, and risk of outside hazards. Instead of multiple separate environments for work tasks, home life, social activities, and personal time, for millions of people, our mission has been to protect public health, and our homes are the single habitat—our operational environment—to carry out that mission.
All home sizes, work status, and levels of isolation/stay-at-home are welcome to participate. Completion time is ~45 min. Responses are completely anonymous.
To participate, click the link below:
These data will help NASA and other organizations inform the design of operational environments, including future spacecraft, planetary surface habitats, outposts, transit vehicles, bases, and settlements to support the health and performance of astronauts and other operational teams.
Please consider participating and sharing widely with your network of family, friends, and colleagues.
Many thanks,
Pete________________________________________________
Peter G. Roma, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist and Director
Behavioral Health & Performance Laboratory
Biomedical Research and Environmental Sciences Division
Human Health and Performance Directorate
NASA Johnson Space Center
2101 NASA Parkway | Houston, TX 77058 | USA
pete.roma@nasa.gov
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