Mark S. BELAKOVSKY


	Curriculum Vitae: Victor M. BARANOV Roman M. BAEVSKY Mark S. BELAKOVSKY Eduard DAVID Jurgen DRESCHER Rupert GERZER Anatoly I GRIGORIEV Alla B. GUEKHT Guenter RUYTERS Hanns-Christian GUNGA Gerhard FREILINGER Guenter HAENTSCHEL Marc HEPPENER Vyacheslav K. ILYIN Inesa B. KOZLOVSKAYA Alexei T. LOGOUNOV Winfried MAYR Vyacheslav P. SALNITSKY Jens TANK Tikhomirov E. PETROVICH Bernd JOHANNES Guenter RUYTERS Didier SCHMITT Zdenek TREFNY Juergen WALDMANN

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Mark S. BELAKOVSKY

   Ph.D, MD
   head of Department for Promotion of Space Biomedicine Achievements, corresponding member of Tsiolkovsky's Academy of Cosmonautics.
   Was born in 1947. Graduated from the First Moscow Medical Institute in 1972. Has been attached to the Institute of Biomedical Problems since 1975. Was appointed Head of Department in 1988.
   The field of expertise of Dr. Belakovsky is nutrition, and human metabolism in various environments. He participated in biomedical support to Soyuz, orbital stations Salyut and Mir missions, research on biosatellites, preparation for the Polar scientific/sport expeditions sponsored by newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda", the first Soviet alpine expedition to the Everest, an expedition to the Kara-Kum desert, and the Russian sportsmen taking part in Olympic Games, World and European championships.
   In 1988 he took course in International Business at the Academy of Foreign Trade. Since 1988 Belakovsky has been responsible for negotiating foreign contracts on cooperation in space and related projects, and public relations.
   Belakovsky has been awarded the title of Man of Honor in the Russian Health Service, and Gagarin's and Korolev's medals.
   Results of Belakovsky's research were presented in more than130 publications, including:

Nutrition of the First Soviet Mountain-Climbers' Expedition to the Everest, 1984, Space Biology and Aerospace Medicine, No.5, pp. 10-14.
Vitamin Supply of Cosmonauts During Preflight Training and After Completion of Short-Term Missions, 1986, Problems of Nutrition, No. 3, pp. 28-31.
Metabolism, Nutrition, and Water Consumption At Altitude. 1987, in: Human High-Altitude Physiology. Guidance on Physiology, M., Nauka, pp. 365-401.
Vitamin D and Hypokinesia. 1987, in :Regulation of Phosphorus-Calcium Exchange in the Norm and Pathology. Riga, RMI, pp. 75-83.
Calcium and Human Demand of It. 1988, Problems of Nutrition, No. 6, pp. 4-8.
Place of Ultraviolet Radiation and Vitamin D exchange In the Medical Support Program for of Space Missions. 1992, Space Biology and Aerospace Medicine, No. 2, pp. 4-6.
Experience of Organization and Implementation of Commercial Activity in the Field of Space Biology and Medicine. 1995, Xth Moscow International Symposium on Aviation and Space Medicine History, M., pp. 176-177.
Space Medicine in Theory and Practice of Health Service. 1988, XIth Conference on Space Biology and Airspace Medicine, M., pp. 91-94.