Joel Hurowitz

Joel Hurowitz

scientist United States

Joel Hurowitz is a prominent scientist associated with NASA's Perseverance rover mission. He serves as a researcher at Stony Brook University in New York, where he focuses on astrobiology and planetary science. Recently, Hurowitz gained attention for his significant contributions to the discovery of potential biosignatures on Mars, particularly in the ancient sedimentary rocks of the Jezero crater, suggesting possible evidence of past microbial life.

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United States United States: Joel Hurowitz is the lead study author and a planetary scientist at Stony Brook University who discussed the potential biosignature found in the rock. 8

CNN: Rock discovery contains ‘clearest sign’ yet of ancient life on Mars, NASA says

Pakistan Pakistan: Joel Hurowitz, a planetary scientist at Stony Brook University, led the study published in the journal Nature. 8

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Nasa rover finds potential sign of ancient life in Martian rocks - World

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Joel Hurowitz is a Perseverance mission scientist and lead author of the paper discussing the chemical reactions in the rocks. 8

BBC: Nasa rover finds rocks on Mars with potential signs of past life

Croatia Croatia: Professor Joel Hurowitz from Stony Brook University highlighted that this is the most convincing sample so far. 8

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - NASA objavila veliko otkriće na Marsu: 'Ovo bi mogao biti trag drevnog života'

Italy Italy: Joel Hurowitz, a scientist from Stony Brook University, discussed the potential energy sources for microbial metabolism found in the Bright Angel formation. 7

Corriere della Sera: «Possibili tracce di vita su Marte». L'annuncio Nasa: scoperta una possibile biofirma dal rover Perseverance