ExtremeLab
The ExtremeLab complements the HumanLab with infrastructure for interventional studies on performance and resilience in extreme environments relevant to climate change, aviation, naval and space medicine, and NATO’s cold-weather missions.

Facilities include a human centrifuge, pressure chambers, and tempered baths, with plans for sleep labs, AR/VR simulation labs and a climate chamber simulating –40 to +50°C. Future expansions will add training and simulation areas for healthcare professionals, emergency personnel, and students, enhancing translational research and applied knowledge dissemination.
Human centrifuge
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ASEA (now ABB) |
| Diameter | 14,5 m |
| Maximum G-force | 15 G |
| Maximum jerk (G-growth) | 5 G/s |
Pressure Chambers
The pressure chamber facilities are primarily designed for experiments in humans, but can also be employed for experiments and tests of equipment.
Hypobaric Chamber
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Motala Verkstad |
| Volume main chamber | 21 m3 |
| Volume entrance lock | 4 m3 |
| Pressure range | 3-140 kPa |
Hyperbaric Chamber
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Motala Verkstad |
| Volume main chamber | 10 m3 |
| Volume entrance lock | 4 m3 |
| Pressure range | 1-15 ATM |
