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SOFIA, FEBRUARY 1, ARMENPRESS/BTA.Biologist Kiril Kandilarov, co-founder of the Kandilarov Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, said in an interview for BTA that his team is tracking the stress levels of the participants in the Bulgarian expeditions to Antarctica. The research will become more in-depth each year, he said, noting that it will continue for several years and then it will be seen, based on the collected data, where there is a change and how polar explorers are affected by the stressful environment. .
SOFIA, FEBRUARY 1, ARMENPRESS/BTA.Biologist Kiril Kandilarov, co-founder of the Kandilarov Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, said in an interview for BTA that his team is tracking the stress levels of the participants in the Bulgarian expeditions to Antarctica. The research will become more in-depth each year, he said, noting that it will continue for several years and then it will be seen, based on the collected data, where there is a change and how polar explorers are affected by the stressful environment. .
SOFIA, FEBRUARY 1, ARMENPRESS/BTA.Biologist Kiril Kandilarov, co-founder of the Kandilarov Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, said in an interview for BTA that his team is tracking the stress levels of the participants in the Bulgarian expeditions to Antarctica. The research will become more in-depth each year, he said, noting that it will continue for several years and then it will be seen, based on the collected data, where there is a change and how polar explorers are affected by the stressful environment. .
SOFIA, FEBRUARY 1, ARMENPRESS/BTA.Biologist Kiril Kandilarov, co-founder of the Kandilarov Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, said in an interview for BTA that his team is tracking the stress levels of the participants in the Bulgarian expeditions to Antarctica. The research will become more in-depth each year, he said, noting that it will continue for several years and then it will be seen, based on the collected data, where there is a change and how polar explorers are affected by the stressful environment. .
SOFIA, JANUARY 31, ARMENPRESS/BTA. As part of the 32nd Bulgarian Antarctic expedition to Livingston Island, hydrobiologist Assoc. Prof. Lyubomir Kenderov, PhD studied the bottom sediments that form the habitat, the water and its parameters.