About the team
Led by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, the Dragonfly team comprises leading Titan scientists and space system engineers as well as rotorcraft experts who have deep experience on missions to Saturn, Titan, the Sun, Pluto, and beyond.
Mission Leadership
Elizabeth "Zibi" Turtle
Principal Investigator
Johns Hopkins APL
Melissa Trainer
Deputy Principal Investigator
Goddard Space Flight Center
Jason Barnes
Deputy Principal Investigator
University of Idaho
Peter Bedini
Project Manager
Johns Hopkins APL
Ralph Lorenz
Project Scientist
Johns Hopkins APL
Scott Murchie
Deputy Project Scientist
Johns Hopkins APL
Ken Hibbard
Mission Systems Engineer
Johns Hopkins APL
Doug Adams
Spacecraft Systems Engineer
Johns Hopkins APL
Science and Engineering Team
Will Brinckerhoff
GSFC
Morgan Cable
JPL
Carolyn Ernst
Johns Hopkins APL
Caroline Freissinet
LATMOS
Kevin Hand
JPL
Alex Hayes
Cornell
Sarah Horst
JHU
Jeff Johnson
Johns Hopkins APL
Erich Karkoschka
University Arizona
Jack Langelaan
PSU
David Lawrence
Johns Hopkins APL
Alice LeGall
LATMOS
Juan Lora
Yale University
Shannon MacKenzie
Johns Hopkins APL
Chris McKay
NASA Ames
Catherine Neish
PSI/University West Ontario
Claire Newman
Aeolis Research
Marty Ozimek
Johns Hopkins APL
Jose Palacios
PSU
Mark Panning
JPL
Ann Parsons
GSFC
Patrick Peplowski
Johns Hopkins APL
Jani Radebaugh
BYU
Scot Rafkin
SwRI
Mike Ravine
MSSS
Lev Rodovskiy
Johns Hopkins APL
Duane Roth
JPL
Sven Schmitz
PSU
Chris Scott
Johns Hopkins APL
Jason Soderblom
MIT
Angela Stickle
Johns Hopkins APL
Ellen Stofan
Smithsonian
Cyril Szopa
LATMOS
Tetsuya Tokano
University of Koln
Benjamin Villac
Johns Hopkins APL
Colin Wilson
Oxford
Aileen Yingst
PSI
Kris Zacny
Honeybee Robotics
