Samba FYT 2017

12/10/2018

Talking about at San Camillo Hospital in Turin!

12/08/2018

Students studying for their Masters or PhD are invited to submit a team proposal to 'Fly Your Thesis' to perform their experiment in microgravity on the aircraft. Deadline for applications, 9 September. See http://www.esa.int/Education/Fly_Your_Thesis/Fly_Your_Thesis!_2019_open_for_proposals

20/04/2018

FYT!2019 call for proposals :)

ESA Education is inviting university student teams to submit proposals related to designing, building and flying their experiment in a parabolic flight campaign, which is tentatively scheduled to take place in late 2019.

01/04/2018

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Following the success of the first two editions of the ESA/ELGRA Gravity Related Research Summer School, ESA Education Office and the European Low Gravity Research Association (ELGRA) have decided to repeat this fruitful collaboration and organise a third edition. Applications are now op…

22/03/2018

16/03/2018

The visionary physicist died in his home near Cambridge University, where he did much of his ground-breaking work.

16/03/2018

Motor imagery (MI) is the mental simulation of an action without any overt movement. Functional evidences show that brain activity during MI and motor…

16/03/2018

The relationship between pain expectancy and motor system plays a crucial role in the human defensive system. Here, we took advantage of the inhibitory modulation of the motor pathway to the muscle of the hand receiving painful stimuli, by recording motor-evoked potentials (MEPs) to Transcranial Mag...

09/02/2018

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23/12/2017

The SaMBA team video by ESA Education! What an amazing experience!!

P.S. Samba members look very relaxed... probably scopolamine was still wondering in their bodies 😂

SaMBA is one of six student teams from all over Europe who recently performed - after more than a year of development – their Fly Your Thesis! 2017 experimen...

15/12/2017

Thank you ESA Education!!!!!

After two intense weeks, the Fly Your Thesis! 2017 campaign has come to an end. Six student teams coming from all over Europe performed - after more than a year of development – their experiments in microgravity conditions. The students experienced 93 parabolas in total, equivalent to a…