2026

• Sarma, M. S., C. J. Ocobock, S. Rochelle, et al. 2026. “ Changes in Cortisol and Testosterone During Acclimatization and the Relationship to Energetic Outcomes.” American Journal of Biological Anthropology 191, no. 2: e70360. https://doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.70360.

2025

• Sarma, MS, Niclou, A, Hurd, K. 2025. Methodological opportunities for space health research: Integrating anthropological field methods in human research for precision space health and medical data. Wilderness and Environmental Medicine.

2024

• Sarma, MS, Shelhamer, MJ. 2024. The human biology of spaceflight. American Journal of Human Biology.

• Kim, AW, Swana, S, Sarma, MS. 2024. Evaluating the buffering role of perceived social support and coping resources against the adult mental health impacts of COVID-19 psychosocial stress: a cross- sectional study in South Africa. Adversity and Resilience Science, 1-12.

• Jones, CW, Overbey, E, Lacombe, J, Ecker, AJ, Meydan, CE, Ryon, K, Tierney, B, Dahmane N, MacKay, M, Evan, A, Foox J, Suhail, M, Byhaqui, SG, Aslam, B,Tali, UA, Nisa L, Menon P, Patel, CO, Khan SA, Ebert DJ, Everson AJ, Schubert MC, Ali, NN, Sarma, MS, Kim, J, Houerbi, N, Melnick A, Summers, AJ, Gu, J, Altin, J, Fattahi A, Hirzallah, MI, Wu, JH, Beheshti, A, Klotz R, Ortiz V, Yu M, Banerjee N, Mullane S, Loesche M, Donoviel, DB, Urquieta, E, Menon, A, Mateus, J, Sargsyan, AE, Shelhamer, M, Zenhausern, F, Bershad, EM, Basner, M, Mason, CE. 2024. The SpaceX Inspiration4 Mission: in-flight biomedical research, multi-omics, cognitive,
  and physiological metrics from the first all-civilian orbital spaceflight. Nature 632 (8027), 1155-1164.

• Visine, AES, Boyette, AH, Reische Ouamba, Y, Lew-Levy, S, Sarma, MS, Jang, H. 2024. BaYaka mothers balance childcare and subsistence tasks during collaborative foraging in Congo Basin. Scientific Reports 14 (1), 24893. 

2023

• Sarma, MS, Niclou A. 2023. The now and future of human biology at the extremes. American Journal of Human Biology.

• Sarma, MS, Niclou A, Levy, S, Ocobock, CJ. 2023. To the extreme! How anthropology can inform exercise physiology in extreme environments. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology – Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology.