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Temperature°

Temperature° is a scientific journal, published since 2013 in English. The journal's country of origin is United States.
Details
Abbr. Temperature (Austin)
Start 2013
End Continuing
Frequency Quarterly
p-ISSN 2332-8940
e-ISSN 2332-8959
Country United States
Language English
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 8264 43
SJR / Ranks: 2307 1355
CiteScore / Ranks: 1313 10.40
Recent Articles
1.
Global warming, Arctic exploration, and imprisonment of political opponents: Temperature is ubiquitous
Romanovsky A
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):1-3. PMID: 40041161
No abstract available.
2.
Retinal and cerebral hemodynamics redistribute to favor thermoregulation in response to passive environmental heating and heated exercise in humans
Caddy H, Criddle J, Wigati K, Carter H, Kelsey L, Soloshenko A, et al.
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):55-70. PMID: 40041160
Core temperature (T) changes, alongside exercise, affect hemodynamic responses across different conduit and microvascular beds. This study investigated impacts of ecologically valid environmental heat and exercise exposures on cerebral, skin...
3.
Physiological response to exercise in the heat: Implications for risk mitigation and adaptation
Criddle J, Wigati K, Locatelli J, Costa J, Collis J, Haynes A, et al.
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):71-84. PMID: 40041159
Purpose: Recent field studies of physical exertion in challenging environmental conditions have reported dissociation between elevation in body core temperature (T) and successful task completion. This prompted us to further...
4.
Facial cooling improves thermal perceptions and maintains the interleukin-6 response during passive heating: A sex comparison
Su Y, ODonnell E, Hoekstra S, Leicht C
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):40-54. PMID: 40041158
Passively elevating body temperature can trigger a potentially beneficial acute inflammatory response. However, heat therapy often causes discomfort and negative thermal perceptions, particularly in females who generally have lower heat...
5.
Cold weather operations: Preventive strategies in a military context
Klous L, Teien H, Hollis S, Levels K, Boonstra A, Sullivan-Kwantes W, et al.
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):8-27. PMID: 40041157
Military cold weather operations (CWOs) introduce a range of challenges, including extreme temperatures, strong winds, difficult terrain, and exposure to snow, ice, and water. Personnel undertaking these missions face a...
6.
Why is extreme heat associated with greater cardiovascular risk?: Comment on: Barry H, Iglesies-Grau J, Chaseling GK, Paul J, Gosselin C, D'Oliviera-sousa C, Juneau M, Harel F, Kaiser D, Pelletier-galarneau M, Gagnon D. The effect of heat exposure...
Gagnon D
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):4-7. PMID: 40041156
No abstract available.
7.
Exercise-induced local sweating: Greater reduction in women than men with sunscreen use
Garzon-Mosquera J, Aragon-Vargas L
Temperature (Austin) . 2025 Mar; 12(1):28-39. PMID: 40041155
Sunscreens may affect thermoregulation and sweating during exercise in warm climates. In this study, we compared the effects of three sunscreens on local sweating rate (LSR) during exercise under controlled...
8.
Thermoregulatory demands of épée fencing during competition
Oates L, Price M, Bottoms L
Temperature (Austin) . 2024 Nov; 11(4):373-386. PMID: 39583904
The International Olympic Committee recently introduced a consensus statement on recommendations for outdoor sports in the heat. However, indoor sports such as fencing whereby athletes are required to wear full...
9.
: A frontier journal in cross-scientific approaches to combat climate change
Nybo L, Flouris A
Temperature (Austin) . 2024 Nov; 11(4):299-301. PMID: 39583903
No abstract available.
10.
Heat strain differences walking in hot-dry and warm-wet environments of equivalent wet bulb globe temperature
Bartman N, Vargas N, Cavuoto L, Hostler D, Pryor R
Temperature (Austin) . 2024 Nov; 11(4):333-349. PMID: 39583902
Wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) is a commonly used measure to predict heat strain in workers. Different combinations of environmental conditions can create equivalent WBGT, yet it remains unknown whether...