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Scott L. Murchie
Principal Professional Staff, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Dr. Scott Murchie is a planetary scientist whose research interests lie in using imaging and spectroscopy to reconstruct the three-dimensional structure and history of planetary crusts, planetary satellites, and small bodies. Much of his research has focused on the role of water in shaping the surface and crust of Mars, the composition and origin of asteroids and the Martian moons, and the crust of Mercury. He has been deeply involved in the NEAR, MESSENGER, MRO, and Dragonfly missions.
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Fred Whipple Award and Lecture
Received December 2025
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Union Fellow
Received December 2017
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For innovative, revolutionary, and influential discoveries on the geology of Mars, Mercury, near-Earth asteroids, and the moons of Jupiter.
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