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Adrian Smith
Citizen Scientist
Adrian Smith has many titles: data scientist, professor, industrial technician (or engineer), farmer. Our favorite is citizen scientist. Since joining GLOBE in 2017, Adrian has contributed more than 15,000 observations from his home in Brazil.
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Rose Kelly-Lyons
Children's Librarian
Rose Kelly-Lyons is a Children’s Librarian at the Queens Public Library, Baisley Park Branch, in Queens, New York. Rose has been collaborating with the NASA GLOBE Clouds team to bring clouds-related activities to young learners.
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Ms. Monique Palmisano
GLOBE Observer Volunteer
Monique Palmisano is an active GLOBE Observer and community leader in The Bahamas.
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Dr. Ryan Carney
Scientist and Professor
Scientist Ryan Carney and his team use observations from the GLOBE Observer app to track invasive and disease-spreading mosquitoes.
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Maybel Spurlock and Vicki Willett
Citizen Scientists
Maybel Spurlock and Vicki Willett are a grandmother-granddaughter duo that observed both the 2017 and the 2024 total solar eclipses.
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Dr. John Olgin
GLOBE Teacher and Physics Professor
Dr. Olgin describes his work with the recent eclipse and scientific outreach in Latin American communities.
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Mr. Markus Eugster
GLOBE Teacher and Citizen Scientist
“It always seems impossible until it's done”
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Ms. Ashlee Autore
NASA Contractor
“In every exchange we either give life or we take it, there is no neutral exchange”
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Mr. Roger Rose
GLOBE Teacher and Citizen Scientist
Roger Rose, a middle school science teacher living in Alpena, Arkansas, joined GLOBE in a video interview sharing his work and experiences with The GLOBE Program. In the interview, Roger explains how GLOBE has influenced his classroom and teaching.
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Mr. Dan Killingsworth
Citizen Scientist
"Every kid starts out as a natural-born scientist, and then we beat it out of them. A few trickle through the system with their wonder and enthusiasm for science intact.” Citizen science renews this natural curiosity, and sparks interest in the betterment of local communities and scientific fields alike.
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