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Planetary scientist Nina Lanza

Planetary scientist Nina Lanza

with a duplicate of the ChemCam instrument mounted on the Curiosity rover.

Mars rover Curiosity

Mars rover Curiosity

with the ChemCam instrument.

Antarctica meteorite search

Antarctica meteorite search

Role model

UNM alumna and planetary scientist Nina Lanza with students from UNM at the 9th international Mars Conference this summer at Cal Tech in Pasadena.

UNM alumna part of Mars rover research team

Planetary scientist encourages more women to enter the field

By Mary Beth King January 08, 2020

Categories: Front Page College of Arts & Sciences Earth & Planetary Sciences Alumni Research

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