Robert Citron is currently attending the University of Chicago,
expecting a B.A. in Physics in 2008. At the University of Chicago
Robert works with Dr. Thanasis Economou analyzing/cataloging soil
and rock data from the Mars Exploration Rovers. Robert also
participated in the NASA Undergraduate Student Research Program where
he helped analyze data from H II regions taken with the Spitzer Space
Telescope. He plans to pursue graduate studies in the planetary
sciences, astrobiology, or aerospace engineering and afterwards conduct
research relevant to the study and exploration of Mars. He
enjoys mountain biking, Krav Maga martial arts, reading, and science
fiction.
This opportunity is brought to you by the
NASA Exploration
Systems Mission Directorate (ESMD)
in partnership with
Mars Society,
NASA
Explorer Schools,
Students
for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS),
National Society of Black Engineers -
Space Special Interest Group (NSBE - Space),
Space
Generation.
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