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Tiffany M. Morgan

Tiffany M. Morgan is the Director of the Mars Exploration Program (MEP) in NASA’s Science Mission Directorate. In this role she provides program leadership in exploring and characterizing Mars to understand its current environment, climate, geological history, biological potential, and to prepare for human exploration. Before joining NASA HQ as the MEP Deputy Director in […] The post Tiffany M.…

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