Membership of the UK-Node of the NASA Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI)

Institution / Name(s) & Email Address(es) / Current Interests
Aberystwyth University / 1.  Manuel Grande ()
2.  Tony Cook () / lunar crustal composition using X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy from orbit (D-CIXS, C1XS)
Digital elevation modelling, lunar topography and cartography
Birkbeck College, University of London / 3.  Louise Alexander (),
4.  Abigail Calzada (),
5.  Ian Crawford ()
6.  Hilary Downes (),
7.  Huma Irfan (),
8.  Lewis Pinault () / Lunar petrology; crustal evolution using lunar meteorites and orbital X-ray data (D-CIXS and C1XS); Multi-spectral imaging; Impact studies; Lunar astrobiology, including studies of the survivability of terrestrial materials on the Moon.
Centre for Planetary Sciences at University College London / 9.  Adrian Jones (),
10.  Alan Smith (),
11.  Rob Gowen (),
12.  Andrew Coates ()
13.  Terry Hackwill ()
14.  Giovanna Tinetti () / Development of the MoonLITE concept (including management of the MoonLITE Phase-A study), and development of
instrumentation for lunar landers (e.g. seismometers, penetrometers, PANCAM).
Whole Earth imaging from the Moon for comparison with exoplanets.
Imperial College London / 15.  Tom Pike (),
16.  Sunil Kumar ()
17.  Michele Dougherty () / Lunar seismology, microseismometer technology,
Lunar magnetometry
Natural History Museum, London / 18.  Sara Russell () / Petrology and mineralogy of lunar meteorites
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory / 19.  Barry Kellett (),
20.  Chris Howe (),
21.  Mike Lockwood () / Lunar crustal composition using X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy from orbit; instrument development (e.g. D-CIXS, C1XS); Exoplanetary Auroral Kilometric Radiation
The Open University, Planetary and Space Sciences / 22.  Mahesh Anand (),
23.  Simeon Barber (),
24.  Jessica Barnes (),
25.  Simon Kelley (),
26.  Ian Franchi (),
27.  Jason Gow (),
28.  Monica Grady (),
29.  Richard Greenwood (),
30.  Axel Hagermann (),
31.  Andrew Holland (),
32.  Sungwoo Lim (),
33.  James Mortimer (),
34.  John Murray (),
35.  Nicci Potts (),
36.  David Rothery (),
37.  Phillipa Smith (),
38.  Simon Sheridan (),
39.  Romain Tartese (),
40.  Rebecca Thomas (),
41.  Ian P. Wright (),
42.  John Zarnecki () / Lunar petrology, geochemistry, geochronology and isotopic studies (C1XS Co-Is, solar wind analysis, age dating, exposure ages, trace elements, stable isotope analysis etc.); photogeology; instrumentation for surface science (e.g. penetrometers, moles); in situ detection and analysis of polar volatiles; surface heat flow and thermal properties; lunar dust; impact physics; UV/Vis/NIR spectrometry; ESMO team members; lunar astrobiology; exploration architecture studies; geological, volatiles and space weathering comparisons between the Moon and Mercury
University of Cambridge / 43.  Chris Haniff () / Optical interferometry
University of Edinburgh / 44.  Kathy Whaler () / Lunar magnetism
University of Glasgow / 45.  Graham Woan () / LOFAR & VLBI
University of Lancaster / 46.  Lionel Wilson () / Lunar volcanism, magma ocean evolution and structure of the lunar crust
University of Leicester, Space Research Centre / 47.  Mark Sims (),
48.  Richard Ambrosi (),
49.  John Bridges (),
50.  Derek Pullan (),
51.  Steve Sembay (),
52.  Andrew Read () / Instrumentation for lunar landers, building on the Beagle 2 legacy (especially lunar applications of the PAW instruments); Planetary Robotics; Earth magnetospheric X-Ray imaging (MagEx); Sample acquisition and processing systems
University of Manchester / 53.  Ray Burgess (),
54.  Patricia Clay ()
55.  Sarah Crowther ()
56.  Natalie Curran ( ),
57.  Jamie Gilmour
58.  Katherine Joy ( ),
59.  Dayl Martin ()
60.  Fran McDonald ( );
61.  John Pernet-Fisher ( )
62.  Grenville Turner () / Lunar petrology, geochemistry, geochronology and isotopic studies (C1XS Co-Is, age dating, exposure ages, etc.). For more information please follow this link:
http://www.seaes.manchester.ac.uk/our-research/research-areas/pes/isotope-geochemistry-and-cosmochemistry/
University of Oxford / 63.  Jessica Arnold (),
64.  Neil Bowles (),
65.  Kerri Donaldson-Hanna (),
66.  Rory Evans (),
67.  Jonathon Grice (),
68.  Charlotte Marriner (),
69.  Tristram Warren (),
70.  Weijia Zhang ()
Department of Physics / Infrared mapping of the lunar surface (LRO Diviner); design and manufacture of mole tethers for surface heat flow measurement.
71.  Alex Halliday (),
Department of Earth Sciences / Geochemical and isotopic studies of lunar formation and evolution
University of Surrey, Surrey Space Centre / 72.  Yang Gao () / Lunar regolith drilling and sampling, lunar penetrometer, lunar mission development