中国科学院心理所科研成果入选中国空间站“太空人体研究”进展

Core Viewpoint - The research on "The Impact of Microgravity on Human Visual Motion Information Processing and Brain Mechanisms" by the team led by Jiang Yi from the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, has been recognized in the "Progress Report on Scientific Research and Application of China's Space Station" for its significant findings regarding human perception in microgravity environments [1][2] Group 1: Research Findings - The study established a testing paradigm to assess gravity sensitivity in motion perception, revealing that microgravity weakens astronauts' biological motion perception and their neural responses to gravity sensitivity, while non-biological motion perception remains stable [1] - Brain imaging results indicate that microgravity alters vestibular-visual functional connectivity, reshaping biological motion perception [1] Group 2: Applications and Future Prospects - The research provides a testing method, paradigm, and platform for visual motion information processing characteristics, offering crucial technical support for studying how gravity shapes human visual motion processing [2] - The findings reveal the impact of microgravity on human visual motion information processing and brain mechanisms, providing theoretical support for the design of human-machine interfaces in space [2]