JPL Science: David Flannery
David is a field geologist with an interest in ancient ecosystems and habitable environments elsewhere in the solar system. He has studied early Earth environments from mineralogical, sedimentological and paleontological perspectives, and is currently Science Test Lead for the Planetary Instrument for Lithochemistry, a mapping X-ray fluorescence spectrometer selected for the Mars 2020 rover contact science payload.
JPL Science: David Flannery Skip Navigation NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology JPL Science Search for People: Search for Projects: Search for People: Search for Projects: David Flannery Address: 4800 Oak Grove Drive M/S 183-301 Pasadena, CA 91109 Phone: 818.354.0416 Member of: Biography David is a field geologist with an interest in ancient ecosystems and habitable environments elsewhere in the solar system. He has studied early Earth environments from mineralogical, sedimentological and paleontological perspectives, and is currently Science Test Lead for the Pla
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