Adrien Broquet
About me
My scientific interest encompasses various aspects of planetary geophysics and is fueled by data collected from space missions. More specifically, I enjoy studying and modeling large-scale physical processes to unveil the volcanic, tectonic, and geodynamic history of planetary bodies.
I got my Ph.D. in Planetary Geophysics in 2020 at the Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur in Nice, France, working with Mark Wieczorek. I then moved to the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA, for a 3 years postdoc with Jeff Andrews-Hanna. I am currently a Humboldt Fellow working at the German Aerospace Center in Berlin, Germany.
I have developed several open-source software packages for geophysics, for gravity and deformation calculations (DSP, Py_Admittance), but also yield strength envelope and heat flow modeling (TeHF).
I am currently a team member of NASA’s InSight mission on Mars and ESA’s BepiColombo mission en route for Mercury.