Briony Horgan
Assistant Professor
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Briony Horgan is an Assistant Professor at Purdue University in the United States. Her research focuses on planetary geology, particularly the geological history and surface processes of Mars. Recent publications include studies on the mineral compositions and alteration processes in Jezero Crater, alongside investigations into chemical weathering and volcanic activity on ancient Martian landscapes.
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M.-P. Zorzano
Cornell University
Ryan Ewing
Professor
Texas A&M University
Edward A. Cloutis
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Paolo Pilleri
Institut de Recherche en Astrophysique et Planétologie
David Shuster
Professor
University of California, Berkeley
Jesper Henneke
Technical University of Denmark
David Paige
Professor of Planetary Science
University of California, Los Angeles
R. C. Wiens
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David Flannery
Queensland University of Technology
Arya Udry
Associate Professor
University of Nevada
Jens Frydenvang
Københavns Universitet
Sebastian Walter
Freie Universität Berlin
Paulo Marcos Vasconcelos
Professor of Geology and Head of School
University of Queensland
Kjartan Kinch
Københavns Universitet
John Leif Jørgensen
Technical University of Denmark
A. B. Bryk
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David Arge Klevang
Technical University of Denmark
Kenneth Williford
Institute of Space Sciences
Gwénaël Caravaca
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Thierry Fouchet
Professor
Sorbonne Université
Lynn Carter
Associate Professor
University of Arizona
Linda Kah
Professor
University of Tennessee
Christopher Herd
Professor
University of Alberta
Mathieu Lapotre
Assistant Professor
Stanford University
Mark Sephton
Professor
Imperial College London
Jorge Ivan Núñez Sánchez
Senior Professional Staff
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P. Beck
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Michael Jones
Queensland University of Technology
J. Bell
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