NASA
James B. Garvin, who has been chief scientist for NASA's Mars and lunar exploration programs, has been appointed the agency's new overall chief scientist. He succeeds astronaut John Grunsfeld, who will return to the Johnson Space Center in Houston to train for an assignment to a long-duration...
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