Geodynamics Science Highlight
SCIENCE HIGHLIGHT
Geodynamics Branch, Code 921
August 2004
Summer Students, Visitors Swell Branch Population
Every summer a large number of visitors joins the regular Geodynamics Branch research staff, significantly increasing not only the population of the Branch but also our research capability and productivity. This year was no exception. In addition to the 11 summer visitors, a visiting scientist Friedemann Freund) and new post-doc (Jordan Muller) joined our Branch. Summer research involved work ranging from topography and seismology to magnetic anomalies and data base development, searching for buried martian impact craters, seafloor magnetization to the origin of layered terrain in the lunar highlands. On this and the following pages our summer visitors are shown along with their mentors. A brief description of their joint research is provided.
Studies Include Magnetic Fields and Crustal Anomalies on Earth and Mars
Seismology, Topography, and Geology of the Earth and Moon Are Areas of Concentration for both Summer and Longer term Visitors
POST-DOCS IN GEODYNAMICS
Topography, Volcanology and Buried Basins on Mars Are Very Active Areas of Study
Contacts: Herb Frey, GSFC, Code 921, Herbert.V.Frey@nasa.gov
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