David Shuster
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David Shuster is a Professor at the University of California at Berkeley. His research focuses on planetary geology and geophysics, including studies of Martian geology as evidenced by his recent articles on Jezero crater and the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover Mission. He also investigates Earth-based geological processes, examining topics like snowpack decline, glacial incision, and earthquake dynamics in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Shuster’s interdisciplinary approach combines aspects of geochronology and geochemistry to advance our understanding of both terrestrial and extraterrestrial environments.
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Collaborators (21)
M.-P. Zorzano
Cornell University
Cauê Sciascia Borlina
Purdue University
Claire I.O. Nichols
Associate Professor of the Geology of Planetary Processes
University of Oxford
Briony Horgan
Assistant Professor
Purdue University
Mayank Jain
Technical University of Denmark
Jesper Henneke
Technical University of Denmark
David Paige
Professor of Planetary Science
University of California, Los Angeles
David Flannery
Queensland University of Technology
Roland Burgmann
Professor
University of California, Berkeley
Arya Udry
Associate Professor
University of Nevada
Jens Frydenvang
Københavns Universitet
Paulo Marcos Vasconcelos
Professor of Geology and Head of School
University of Queensland
Kjartan Kinch
Københavns Universitet
John Leif Jørgensen
Technical University of Denmark
Jeremy Hourigan
Professor
University of California, Santa Cruz
David Arge Klevang
Technical University of Denmark
Kenneth Williford
Institute of Space Sciences
Thierry Fouchet
Professor
Sorbonne Université
Mark Brandon
Professor
Yale University
Marissa Tremblay
Assistant Professor
Purdue University
Michael Jones
Queensland University of Technology
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