Delighted to receive the news this week that Justin H Baers - MSc student of the Human and Applied Physiology Master's degree course, CHAPS, King's College London - has been awarded this years Colt Foundation Prize for his research dissertation carried out at the Microgravity Centre, PUCRS, under my supervision.
The award is thoroughly deserved for an excellent research project aimed at comparing the modified 2010 Basic Life Support guidelines with the previous 2005 guidelines during terrestrial & simulated hypogravity and microgravity conditions.
Many thanks to all the volunteers and research team who assisted Justin - such as Prof Rafael Baptista, Eng Ricardo Cardoso, and UK medical students Rochelle Velho, Alex Ashcroft and Lucas Rehnberg.
The award is thoroughly deserved for an excellent research project aimed at comparing the modified 2010 Basic Life Support guidelines with the previous 2005 guidelines during terrestrial & simulated hypogravity and microgravity conditions.
Many thanks to all the volunteers and research team who assisted Justin - such as Prof Rafael Baptista, Eng Ricardo Cardoso, and UK medical students Rochelle Velho, Alex Ashcroft and Lucas Rehnberg.
Top video clip - External Chest Compressions (ECCs) under conditions of simulated hypogravity
Bottom video clip - ECCs under conditions of simulated microgravity
Both using a body suspension device
Bottom video clip - ECCs under conditions of simulated microgravity
Both using a body suspension device
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