MG
M. Galand
Imperial College London, Université Joseph Fourier
Research areas: Earth and Planetary Sciences · Space and Planetary Science · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Astro and Planetary Science · Planetary Science and Exploration
Employment
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Imperial College London Professor2005 - Present
Education
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Université Joseph Fourier PhD in space physics1993 - 1996
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Publications (147)
- Cometary ion dynamics at a weakly outgassing comet Save
- A new multifluid cometary plasma model Save
- Dust, Field and Plasma instruments onboard Comet Interceptor: new challenges for pristine comet diagnostics. Save
- FGM-B2, the magnetometer onboard probe B2 for the ESA/Comet Interceptor mission Save
- Variability of Ganymede’s ionosphere during its revolution around Jupiter: implications on ionospheric conductances and surface sputtering Save
- Electron temperatures in the ionosphere of Venus from Solar Orbiter/Radio and Plasma Waves instrument Save
- Characterisation of Ganymede's ionosphere in the context of future JUICE in situ plasma observations Save
- Cometary ion dynamics under weakly outgassing conditions Save
- Ion-neutral chemistry at icy moons: the case of Ganymede Save
- Cometary ion dynamics at 67P: A collisional test-particle approach with Rosetta data comparison Save
- Characterisation of Ganymede's ionosphere in the context of Juno and future JUICE observations Save
- A fully kinetic perspective on weakly active comets: Asymmetric outgassing Save
- Ionosphere of Ganymede: Galileo observations versus test particle simulation Save
- Ion-neutral chemistry at Ganymede Save
- Magnetosphere and Plasma Science with the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer Save
- Interactions between the Space Environment and Ganymede’s Surface Save
- The Ionosphere of Ganymede Save
- The Radio & Plasma Wave Investigation (RPWI) for the JUpiter ICy moons Explorer (JUICE) Save
- Constraining ion transport in the diamagnetic cavity of comet 67P Save
- Far Ultraviolet atomic emissions at comet 67P: What have we learned? Save