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HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH

Human Subject Research Volunteers Needed

AFRL's 711th Human Performance Wing, Human Effectiveness Directorate, Air and Space Biosciences Division (RHB) is seeking research subject volunteers. Active-duty military members and civil servants who would like to take part in trailblazing research are asked to contact the Human Subject Research Coordinator. Participation will help the Department of the Air Force win tomorrow’s fight.
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Contact Information

  • Human Subject Research Coordinator
    Air & Space Biosciences Division
    2729 R Street | Bldg 20837 | Room 226.21
    Wright-Patterson, AFB, Ohio, 45433
    DSN: 785-9561
    711hpw.rhb.hsrcoordinator@us.af.mil

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Aircrew acceleration training and research/testing missions are conducted in the centrifuge

AFRL 711 HPW researchers use motion capture tech to study mobility, injury risks

About Human Subject Research

  • OUR SCOPE
    The 711th Human Performance Wing centers its research and technology development around Airman and Guardians. Our labs investigate the physical, physiological and cognitive performance responses to a variety of mission related factors and environmental exposures. This includes altitude/hypobaric conditions, G-forces/acceleration forces, extreme environments/thermal burden, and stress/injury. We conduct this work across our four unique Core Research Areas (CRA):
    • Biotechnology for Health & Performance
    • Health & Performance Sensing & Assessment
    • Biomedical Impact of Air & Space
    • Cognitive & Physiological Performance
 
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