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Jingnan Guo is a leading space physicist whose research focuses on understanding the radiation environments of Mars and other planetary bodies. Her major contributions lie in characterizing the complex neutral and charged particle fluxes that pose risks to future robotic and human exploration. Notably, her work on "Unfolding the Neutron Flux Spectrum on the Surface of Mars Using the MSL‐RAD and Odyssey‐HEND Data" (2023) demonstrates her expertise in combining data from multiple NASA missions—the Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity) and Mars Odyssey—to reconstruct the previously elusive neutron spectrum at the Martian surface. This achievement is critical for accurately modeling astronaut radiation exposure and for interpreting subsurface hydrogen (water ice) signatures. With over 8 citations and growing, this paper exemplifies her skill in cross-instrument data fusion. Beyond this, Guo has published extensively on solar energetic particles, galactic cosmic rays, and their interactions with planetary atmospheres, consistently advancing our understanding of how space weather shapes planetary environments. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in planetary science, space radiation, and the practical challenges of deep-space exploration.
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