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Emelia Branagan-Harris

Planetary physicist, Co-Investigator on MMX's Origins of Phobos and Deimos Science Strategy Team. Jointly based at Natural History Museum, London

Research theme

  • Instrumentation
  • Exoplanets and planetary physics

Sub department

  • Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics

Research groups

  • Planetary surfaces
  • Space instrumentation
emelia.branagan-harris@physics.ox.ac.uk
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Investigating Phobos's origin using electron microscopy and point spectral analysis of meteorites

Meteoritical Society Annual Meeting 2025, LPI Contributions 3088, abstract #5227

Authors:

Branagan-Harris E, et al.

Abstract:

The PRIME mission: Planetesimal Remnant Investigation and Mapping of an Eccentric asteroid

Mission concept white paper, UK Space Agency Space Frontiers call (not peer-reviewed)

Authors:

Branagan-Harris E, et al.

Abstract:

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Extent of alteration, palaeomagnetic history, and infrared spectral properties of the Tarda ungrouped carbonaceous chondrite

Meteoritics & Planetary Science 59(9), 2411–2431

Authors:

Bates HC, Aspin R, Fu CY, Harrison CS, Feaver E, Branagan-Harris E, King AJ, Bryson JFJ, Sridhar S, Nichols CIO

Abstract:

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Investigating the origin of Mars's moons: a ground-truthing approach through laboratory analysis of meteorites

Meteoritical Society Annual Meeting 2024, LPI Contributions 3036, abstract #6390

Authors:

Branagan-Harris E, et al.

Abstract:

Investigating the origin of Mars's moons

British Planetary Science Conference 2024 (conference contribution)

Authors:

Branagan-Harris E, et al.

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