Soon you can take a portable version of the Earth's magnetic field to outer space
It will protect you from deadly radiation exposure.
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An astronaut overlooks the Martian landscape. The CREW HaT intends to protect astronauts from harmful cosmic rays during long-term missions.dottedhippo/iStock
A severe ailment prompted Professor Elena D’Onghia to introspect her contribution to the science community and humanity at large.
"I had major health issues and the sudden realization that life is pretty short dawned on me. That altered my way of thinking - I wanted to do something else, besides my usual line of research, to help society more practically," D'Onghia tells IE.
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