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In our "Brilliant Minds" series, Tomorrow Today presents young scientists from around the world who live and work in Germany.34-year-old Mario D'Amore of Italy has been fascinated by far-off worlds since he was a child. Today, he works at the German Aerospace Center in Berlin. He analyzes a range of rock samples in a specially designed laboratory. He can use the insights he gains to decipher the chemical make-up of other planets such as Mars or Mercury. In his free time, Mario D'Amore tinkers with electronic components and dreams of developing research instruments for space expeditions.
In our "Brilliant Minds" series, Tomorrow Today presents young scientists from around the world who live and work in Germany.34-year-old Mario D'Amore of Italy has been fascinated by far-off worlds since he was a child. Today, he works at the German Aerospace Center in Berlin. He analyzes a range of rock samples in a specially designed laboratory. He can use the insights he gains to decipher the chemical make-up of other planets such as Mars or Mercury. In his free time, Mario D'Amore tinkers with electronic components and dreams of developing research instruments for space expeditions.
