HUT Scientific and Technical Personnel for Astro-2
The Astro-2 HUT team was made up of nearly 30 Johns Hopkins and APL scientists and staff. Most of
these people were at Marshall Space Flight Center working in shifts around the clock to support
the Astro-2 mission. In addition, seven teams of scientists from five institutions around the country
were selected by NASA in 1993 to participate with the HUT team in the Astro-2 mission. A number of these
"guest investigators" also participated in mission operations in Huntsville.
Astro2 Scientific PersonnelPrincipal Investigator
Arthur F. Davidsen
Co-Investigators
Samuel T. Durrance
Paul D. Feldman
erard A. Kriss
Knox S. Long
William P. Blair
William G. Fastie
Richard C. Henry
Jeffrey W. Kruk
H. Warren Moos
Project Scientist
Gerard A. Kriss
Deputy Project Scientist for Mission Planning & Operations
William P. Blair
Deputy Project Scientist for Instrumentation
Jeffrey W. Kruk
Payload Specialist
Samuel T. Durrance
Assistant Project Scientists
Richard H. Buss
Brian Espey
Wei Zheng
Adjunct Scientists
Henry C. Ferguson (STScI)
Knox S. Long (STScI)
Guest Investigator Program Coordinator
Brian Espey
Guest Investigators
Brian Espey(JHU)
Claus Leitherer (STScI)
Regina Schulte-Ladbeck (U. Pitt.)
Geoffrey Clayton (U. Colorado)
David Finley(Eureka Sci.)
John Raymond (SAO)
Nolan Walborn (STScI)
Technical and Administrative Personnel for Astro-2Engineers
Benjamin Ballard (APL)
Robert H. Barkhouser
Alvin Bates (APL)
Steven J. Conard
Robert Kean
Eugene Liverette (APL)
Charles Owen (APL)
Scott Shelton (APL)
Scientific Programmers
Mary L. Romelfanger
Michael Swam
Graduate Students
Tom Brown
W. Van Dixon
Brad Greeley
Geunho Lee
Ji-Cheng Liu
APL Program Manager
Tom Zaremba (APL)
JHU Program Manager
Harold W. Screen
Administrative Assistant
Barbara Dreyfus
Secretary
Sharon K. Busching