Francis A. Cucinotta, 2018 Failla Award Lecture

RADIOactive Podcast by Radiation Research Society

Mar 26, 202017:19Science & Medicine

Dr. Francis A. Cucinotta, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, discusses his 2018 Failla Award Lecture – "Adaciu Adaciu si fa Gran Viaggiu: With a Heavy Ion Accelerator you can Travel to Mars."

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