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G. Santin is a leading figure in space radiation research, dedicated to enabling safe, long-duration human spaceflight. Their work focuses on quantifying and mitigating the health risks posed by cosmic and solar particle radiation, a critical barrier to sustainable exploration beyond low Earth orbit. Santin’s most-cited paper, "Towards sustainable human space exploration—priorities for radiation research to quantify and mitigate radiation risks" (2023, 63 citations), provides a strategic roadmap for the coming decade. This influential work outlines the key scientific priorities—from improved dosimetry and biological models to advanced shielding and countermeasures—necessary to protect astronauts as missions to the Moon and Mars become routine by 2030. By synthesizing the challenges of deep-space radiation with actionable research goals, Santin has helped shape international collaboration and funding agendas. Their contributions are vital for translating ambitious exploration timelines into safe, human-rated realities, ensuring that the next generation of spacefarers can venture farther with minimized risk. Santin’s research stands at the intersection of physics, biology, and engineering, making them a pivotal voice in the future of human spaceflight.
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