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Medical physics

Take off for partial gravity rehabilitation project

10 Jan 2019 Tami Freeman
Bath-ESA project
A participant in the University of Bath--ESA project tries out the computer simulation modelling. The research team -- James Cowburn, Aki Salo, Dario Cazzola and Steffi Colyer -- are seen on the left. (Courtesy: University of Bath/Nic Delves Broughton)
A joint project between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the University of Bath will use computer

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