Kotovskaya, Adilya Ravgatovna

A graduate of 1945 school number 2 named. Korolenko in Noginsk ^{[2] [3]} . Graduated from the 1st Moscow Medical Institute. I.M.Sechenova and then graduate school at the Department of Normal Physiology (in 1955), she defended her thesis. After that, she joined the Air Force Scientific Research Testing Institute of Aviation Medicine (NIIIIAM) - since 1956 as a Ph.D. with., subsequently with. n with. ^[4] . In 1971, she defended her doctoral dissertation "Human tolerance of loads in relation to the practice of space flights." Since 1973, he still works at the Institute of Biomedical Problems. Member of the dissertation council D 002.111.01 at IBMP ^[5] . She was a member of the organizing and program committees of the 2011 Space Forum dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Yu. A. Gagarin’s space mission ^{[6] [7]} . Member of the International Society of Gravitational Physiology (ISGP). Under the direction of A. R. Kotovskaya, a doctoral and eight master's theses were defended.

Member of the editorial board of the journal " Aerospace and Environmental Medicine " ^[8] .

She was awarded two orders of the Red Banner of Labor, the Order of Friendship, the medal "For Valiant Labor" (2005), the jubilee medal "60 years of victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", the medals "Veteran of the Great Patriotic War", "Veteran of Cosmonautics of Russia" , "Veteran of Labor", medals of VDNH and the Cosmonautics Federation of the USSR and the Russian Federation, the sign "Excellent Health", medals of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, East Germany, Poland, the French National Center for Space Research. Officer of the French Order of Merit. Also awarded the 2012 Life Sciences Award of the International Academy of Astronautics ^[9] . Honorary Citizen of the French city of Toulouse.

The author of more than 280 scientific papers and five inventions.

• Kotovskaya A. R., Wil-Williams I. F. Short-radius centrifuge: history and prospects of use in the practice of space and healthcare: Overview // “Aerospace and Environmental Medicine”. 2004, No. 5.
• Kotovskaya A. R., Wil-Williams I. F., Fomina G. A. Interrelation of physiological reactions of astronauts under the action of overloads + Gz in the section of descent from orbit to Earth with hemodynamic rearrangements in the conditions of short-term zero gravity // “Aerospace and Environmental Medicine” . 2005, No. 2.
• Kotovskaya A. R. The problem of artificial gravity, state and prospects // "Aerospace and environmental medicine." 2008, T. 42, No. 6.
• Kotovskaya A. R. Fomina G. A. Features of adaptation and maladaptation of the human cardiovascular system in space flight // Human Physiology. 2010.V. 36. No. 2. S. 78-86.
• Kotovskaya A. R. The Past Time / Adilya Kotovskaya; under the general. ed. A.I. Grigoriev. JVL, Slovo Firm, 2012, 200 pp. [one]
• Kotovskaya A. R., Fomina G. A., Salnikov A. V. Normal values ​​of the main indicators of the condition of the veins of the lower extremities in Russian astronauts before flight and in healthy untrained persons // “Aerospace and Environmental Medicine”. 2015 No. 1.
• Kotovskaya A. R., Fomina G. A., Alferova I. V., Salnikov A. V. Prediction of orthostatic stability of astronauts in zero gravity according to the state of the veins of the lower extremities during 6-month space flights // "Aerospace and Environmental Medicine". 2016, No. 3.
• Kotovskaya A. R. Human Tolerance to Overloads in Space Flights and Artificial Gravity: Overview // “Aerospace and Environmental Medicine”. 2017 No. 5.

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• Professor Kotovskaya told OG how the first cosmonaut dogs were trained for flights