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The colder is warmer? A pre-study for wear trials of a reference clothing ensemble for EN 342 and EN 14058 for thermal manikin calibration
2015) 16th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics, 2015 In Environmental Ergonomics XVI. p.181-181(
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Cold induced vasodilation during continuous exercise in the extreme cold air (– 30.6 °C)
2015) International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics (ICEE) In Extreme Physiology & Medicine 20154 (Suppl 1) :A58. p.75-75(
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A Ventilated Cooling Shirt Worn at Office Work in Hot Climate: Cool or Not?
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Validation of standard ASTM F2732 and comparison with ISO 11079 with respect to comfort temperature ratings for cold protective clothing
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A novel personal cooling system (PCS) incorporated with phase change materials (PCMs) and ventilation fans: An investigation on its cooling efficiency
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Age‐related circulatory responses to whole body cooling: observations by heart rate variability
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Response patterns in finger and central body skin temperatures under mild whole body cooling in an elderly and in a young male – a pre-study
2015) 16th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics, 2015 In Environmental Ergonomics XVI. p.48-48(
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Energy costs and leg muscle activities in ascending stairs
2015)(
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Energy costs and leg muscle activities in ascending stairs
2015) 20th annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science(
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Assessment of workload in heat: an approach with accelerometers
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