NANOCOSMOS and Stardust on the COPE radio station

2017/01/23 / Natalia Ruiz

Last week, Carlos Herrera, a well-known Spanish journalist, interviewed one of the Nanocosmos Principal Investigators, José Ángel Martín Gago, about the Stardust Machine. You can listen to the podcast of the program (in Spanish), “Herrera en COPE”, in this link.

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