Extraterrestrial Materials Analysis Group
The Extraterrestrial Materials Analysis Group (ExMAG) is a community-based, interdisciplinary group providing a forum for discussion and analysis of matters concerning the collection, curation, and analysis of extraterrestrial samples, including planning future sample return missions. ExMAG also supports human exploration objectives and their implications for architecture planning and activity prioritization for future exploration of planetary surfaces insofar as they plan on collecting samples for return and analysis. The ExMAG charter can be found here.
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Current members include:
- Philipp Heck (Chair), Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago
- Michelle Thompson (Secretary), Purdue University
- Jessica Barnes, University of Arizona
- Kate Burgess, Naval Research Laboratory
- Laura Chaves, University of Arizona
- Daniel Glavin, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
- Pierre Haenecour, University of Arizona
- Lydia Hallis, University of Glasgow
- Manavi Jadhav, Louisiana State University
- Yang Liu, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Rhiannon Mayne, Texas Christian University
- Molly McCanta, University of Tennessee
- Peng Ni, UCLA
- Devin Schrader, Arizona State University
- Alice Stephant, IAPS-INAF
- Katharine Robinson (NASA HQ Liaison), NASA Headquarters
ExMAG subcommittees are:
- Lunar Subcommittee
- Microparticle Subcommittee
- Genesis Subcommittee
- Asteroid Subcommittee
- Meteorite Subcommittee
- Mars Subcommittee
- Facilities & Informatics Subcommittee
- Steering Subcommittee
To contact ExMAG, please send an email to: [email protected]
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