Soviet space medicine interviews [videorecording] / 1989.

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Soviet space medicine interviews [videorecording] / 1989.

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The Institute for Biomedical Problems (Institut mediko-biologicheskikh problem, IMBP) was founded in 1963 to undertake the study of space medicine. It is located in Moscow, USSR, and consists of a Primate Space Flight Training Center, research laboratories and a small museum. Cathleen S. Lewis, curator at the National Air and Space Museum (NASM), interviewed Oleg Gazenko, Evgenii Shepelev, and Abraham Genin about their research and participation in the Soviet aviation and space medicine program prior to 1964, as well as their work at the Institute. Lewis was primarily interested in documenting early work in the fields of aviation and space medicine. She also visually documented museum exhibits about the Institute's work in space exploration.

7 videotapes, 6 transcripts.

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American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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