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| − | Björn Grieger - Commander | + | ==Björn Grieger - Commander== |
Björn Grieger is the first non-national to command MDRS. Bjoern is a planetary scientist, currently at the Max-Planck-Institut für Aeronomie in Germany in the Planetary Science Department. Bjoern is involved in the preparation of data evaluation techniques for the Huygens probe that will descend into Titan's atmosphere in January 2005. He is also involved in modeling long term climate changes on Mars. Bjoern has long dreamed of becoming an astronaut, and trained as a cosmonaut training in Star City, Moscow, in 1997. | Björn Grieger is the first non-national to command MDRS. Bjoern is a planetary scientist, currently at the Max-Planck-Institut für Aeronomie in Germany in the Planetary Science Department. Bjoern is involved in the preparation of data evaluation techniques for the Huygens probe that will descend into Titan's atmosphere in January 2005. He is also involved in modeling long term climate changes on Mars. Bjoern has long dreamed of becoming an astronaut, and trained as a cosmonaut training in Star City, Moscow, in 1997. | ||
| − | Nell Beedle - Geologist | + | ==Nell Beedle - Geologist== |
Nell Beedle is a geologist, currently with Fugro Seafloor Surveys, Inc., in Seattle. During her MDRS rotation, Nell concentrated on more clearly defining the local geology and updating the on-line documentation at MDRS. She has extensive academic and professional experience in field geology, marine geology and marine geophysics. | Nell Beedle is a geologist, currently with Fugro Seafloor Surveys, Inc., in Seattle. During her MDRS rotation, Nell concentrated on more clearly defining the local geology and updating the on-line documentation at MDRS. She has extensive academic and professional experience in field geology, marine geology and marine geophysics. | ||
| − | Erik Carlstrom - Geologist | + | ==Erik Carlstrom - Geologist== |
Erik Carlstrom, Mars Society Member, has studied planetary science, optical oceanography, and geophysics. He also has military experience. Erik was accepted into the physics PhD program at Oregon State University during this rotation. | Erik Carlstrom, Mars Society Member, has studied planetary science, optical oceanography, and geophysics. He also has military experience. Erik was accepted into the physics PhD program at Oregon State University during this rotation. | ||
| − | Jonathan Dory - Engineer | + | ==Jonathan Dory - Engineer== |
Jonathan Dory is a Space Habitation Engineer, working as a a Human Factors Analyst for SPACEHAB Inc. at the Johnson Space Center. He supports NASA by planning the internal layout and configuration of systems, payloads, and hardware to accommodate operations and habitability onboard the International Space Station. | Jonathan Dory is a Space Habitation Engineer, working as a a Human Factors Analyst for SPACEHAB Inc. at the Johnson Space Center. He supports NASA by planning the internal layout and configuration of systems, payloads, and hardware to accommodate operations and habitability onboard the International Space Station. | ||
| − | Sybil Sharvelle - Engineer | + | ==Sybil Sharvelle - Engineer== |
Sybil Sharvelle is a gradute student in Civil Engineering at Colorado University, Boulder. Sybil joined the crew half-way through the rotation, but fit in immediately. Sybil is helping to design a water recycling system for the International Space Station. | Sybil Sharvelle is a gradute student in Civil Engineering at Colorado University, Boulder. Sybil joined the crew half-way through the rotation, but fit in immediately. Sybil is helping to design a water recycling system for the International Space Station. | ||
| − | Stacy Sklar - Volcanologist | + | ==Stacy Sklar - Volcanologist== |
Stacy Sklar is a geochemistry student at Northern Arizona University. She aspires to be a Mars Vulcanologist. A Mars Society Member, she is active with the Mars Desert Research Station in Logistics, Exploration, and Research. | Stacy Sklar is a geochemistry student at Northern Arizona University. She aspires to be a Mars Vulcanologist. A Mars Society Member, she is active with the Mars Desert Research Station in Logistics, Exploration, and Research. | ||
| − | Tiffany Vora - Biologist | + | ==Tiffany Vora - Biologist== |
Tiffany Vora is a graduate student in Molecular Biology at Princeton University. Tiffany has professional experience in developmental genetics and molecular biology, and chemistry. After this rotation, Tiffany will begin work in a cell-cycle regulation research. | Tiffany Vora is a graduate student in Molecular Biology at Princeton University. Tiffany has professional experience in developmental genetics and molecular biology, and chemistry. After this rotation, Tiffany will begin work in a cell-cycle regulation research. | ||
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| + | ==Crew Photos== | ||
| + | [[File:Bjorn Grieger.jpg|thumb|left|Björn Grieger]] | ||
| + | [[File:Jonathan Dory.jpg|thumb|Jonathan Dory]] | ||
| + | [[File:Nell Beedle.jpg|thumb|center|Nell Beedle]] | ||
| + | [[File:Erik Carlstrom.jpg|thumb|right|Erik Carlstrom ]] | ||
| + | [[File:Sybil Sharvelle.jpg|thumb|left|Sybil Sharvelle]] | ||
| + | [[File:Stacy Sklar.jpg|thumb|center|Stacy Sklar]] | ||
| + | [[File:Tiffany Vora.jpg|thumb|center|Tiffany Vora]] | ||
[1] http://web.archive.org/web/20081203004128/http://www.marssociety.org/mdrs/fs01/crew03/ | [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20081203004128/http://www.marssociety.org/mdrs/fs01/crew03/ | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 13 November 2019
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Björn Grieger - Commander
Björn Grieger is the first non-national to command MDRS. Bjoern is a planetary scientist, currently at the Max-Planck-Institut für Aeronomie in Germany in the Planetary Science Department. Bjoern is involved in the preparation of data evaluation techniques for the Huygens probe that will descend into Titan's atmosphere in January 2005. He is also involved in modeling long term climate changes on Mars. Bjoern has long dreamed of becoming an astronaut, and trained as a cosmonaut training in Star City, Moscow, in 1997.
Nell Beedle - Geologist
Nell Beedle is a geologist, currently with Fugro Seafloor Surveys, Inc., in Seattle. During her MDRS rotation, Nell concentrated on more clearly defining the local geology and updating the on-line documentation at MDRS. She has extensive academic and professional experience in field geology, marine geology and marine geophysics.
Erik Carlstrom - Geologist
Erik Carlstrom, Mars Society Member, has studied planetary science, optical oceanography, and geophysics. He also has military experience. Erik was accepted into the physics PhD program at Oregon State University during this rotation.
Jonathan Dory - Engineer
Jonathan Dory is a Space Habitation Engineer, working as a a Human Factors Analyst for SPACEHAB Inc. at the Johnson Space Center. He supports NASA by planning the internal layout and configuration of systems, payloads, and hardware to accommodate operations and habitability onboard the International Space Station.
Sybil Sharvelle - Engineer
Sybil Sharvelle is a gradute student in Civil Engineering at Colorado University, Boulder. Sybil joined the crew half-way through the rotation, but fit in immediately. Sybil is helping to design a water recycling system for the International Space Station.
Stacy Sklar - Volcanologist
Stacy Sklar is a geochemistry student at Northern Arizona University. She aspires to be a Mars Vulcanologist. A Mars Society Member, she is active with the Mars Desert Research Station in Logistics, Exploration, and Research.
Tiffany Vora - Biologist
Tiffany Vora is a graduate student in Molecular Biology at Princeton University. Tiffany has professional experience in developmental genetics and molecular biology, and chemistry. After this rotation, Tiffany will begin work in a cell-cycle regulation research.
Crew Photos
[1] http://web.archive.org/web/20081203004128/http://www.marssociety.org/mdrs/fs01/crew03/
