Rafał Lewkowicz

assistant professor

Military Institute of Aviation Medicine

Poland

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Rafał Lewkowicz is an assistant professor at the Military Institute of Aviation Medicine in Poland. His research areas include flight performance under prolonged wakefulness, the effects of stimulants on cardiovascular responses, and methods for simulating acceleration stress. Recent publications cover a range of topics such as the impact of mental distraction on simulator sickness in pilots and the modeling of human vestibular receptors for dynamic flight simulations.

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Marcin Biernacki

Military Institute of Aviation Medicine

POLAND

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Grzegorz Kowaleczko

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Polish Air Force University

POLAND

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Krzysztof KOWALCZUK

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Military Institute of Aviation Medicine

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Paweł Augustynowicz

John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

POLAND

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Anna Przewodzka

Wojskowy Instytut Medyczny

POLAND

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Bibianna Bałaj

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Nicolaus Copernicus University

POLAND

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Agnieszka Fudali-Czyż

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Pedagogical University of Kraków

POLAND

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Rafał Lewkowicz

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FLIGHT PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF AN ANTI-FATIGUE STIMULANT DURING 27 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS WAKEFULNESS

HOW DO MODAFINIL AND GALANTAMINE AFFECT HEART RATE DURING +GZ STRESS

LOWER BODY NEGATIVE PRESSURE AS A SIMULATION METHOD FOR +Gz ACCELERATION STRESS: A FEASIBILITY AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

MEETING REPORT: F-35 AEROMEDICAL COMMUNITY OF INTEREST

HOW DOES MENTAL DISTRACTION INDUCED BY AN ADDITIONAL TASK AFFECT THE SEVERITY OF SIMULATOR SICKNESS SYMPTOMS IN PILOTS: A SPATIAL DISORIENTATION SIMULATOR STUDY

REVIEW OF LOWER BODY NEGATIVE PRESSURE APPLICATIONS TO SIMULATE +GZ-INDUCED CARDIOVASCULAR STRAIN: RESEARCH HISTORY

ANATOMY-BASED MODELLING OF THE HUMAN VESTIBULAR RECEPTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MOTION CUEING IN DYNAMIC FLIGHT SIMULATORS

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Phosphor Screens Color Preferences Depending on Night Vision Experience and Luminance Level

THE INCIDENCE OF SIMULATOR SICKNESS IN PILOTS AND NON-PILOTS EXPOSED TO SPATIAL DISORIENTATION EVENTS IN THE GYRO-IPT SIMULATOR

An aviation accident report data-driven approach to scenario design for a centrifuge-based dynamic flight simulator

An Attentive Blank Stare Under Simulator-induced Spatial Disorientation Events

How do older drivers perceive visual information under increasing cognitive load? Significance of personality on-road safety

Influence of night vision goggles with white and green phosphor screens on selected parameters of the eye and fatigue

A survey of spatial disorientation incidence in polish military pilots

A survey of spatial disorientation incidence in Polish military pilots

Evidence for the role of personality in the cognitive performance of older male drivers

Susceptibility to Flight Simulator-Induced Spatial Disorientation in Pilots and Non-Pilots

DEVELOPMENT OF MOTION SYSTEMS FOR FLIGHT SIMULATORS

Collaborators (7)

Marcin Biernacki

Grzegorz Kowaleczko

Krzysztof KOWALCZUK

Paweł Augustynowicz

Anna Przewodzka

Bibianna Bałaj

Agnieszka Fudali-Czyż

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