Laura M. Parro has a Ph.D. in geology (2020) from the Complutense University of Madrid. She is a postdoctoral researcher and Part-time professor at the University of Alicante in the Planetary Sciences group, where she works on the INTERACTIONS project, which is dedicated to the characterization of NEAs—specifically, the analysis of their surfaces, geological mapping, and analysis of the internal structure of asteroids through space missions. She is a member of the scientific teams for planetary defense space missions such as Hera and RAMSES (ESA). As a planetary geologist, she has published papers on the analysis of the surface and interior of celestial bodies such as Mars, Ceres, Europa (a moon of Jupiter), and numerous asteroids in the Solar System.
Laura M. Parro has a Ph.D. in geology (2020) from the Complutense University of Madrid. She is a postdoctoral researcher and Part-time professor at the University of Alicante in the Planetary Sciences group, where she works on the INTERACTIONS project, which is dedicated to the characterization of NEAs—specifically, the analysis of their surfaces, geological mapping, and analysis of the internal structure of asteroids through space missions. She is a member of the scientific teams for planetary defense space missions such as Hera and RAMSES (ESA). As a planetary geologist, she has published papers on the analysis of the surface and interior of celestial bodies such as Mars, Ceres, Europa (a moon of Jupiter), and numerous asteroids in the Solar System.