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The NASA Ames Science Directorate recognizes the outstanding contributions of (pictured left to right) Amy Gresser, Mary Beth Wilhelm, Taylor Bell, and Liane Guild. Their commitment to the NASA mission represents the talent, camaraderie, and vision needed to explore this world and beyond.<\/p>\n
Space Biosciences Star: Amy Gresser<\/strong><\/p>\n Dr. Amy Gresser is the Space Biology Portfolio Manager for the Space Biosciences Division. Amy made a significant impact through her exemplary leadership in navigating the space biology portfolio,\u00a0safeguarding workforce and science through budget planning and execution,\u00a0and fostering a culture of excellence.<\/p>\n Space Science Star: Mary Beth Wilhelm<\/strong><\/p>\n Dr. Mary Beth Wilhelm is a planetary scientist and astrobiologist with the Space Science & Astrobiology Division.\u00a0Mary Beth\u2019s outstanding leadership in team projects, ingenuity reflected in her recent proposal selection, and collaborative disposition play a crucial role in the success of the division.<\/p>\n Space Science Star: Dr. Taylor Bell<\/strong><\/p>\n Dr. Taylor Bell is a planetary scientist with the Space Science & Astrobiology Division. Taylor published a very exciting result on a popular hot Jupiter target using the James Webb Space Telescope observations in a high-impact journal Nature Astronomy<\/em>.<\/p>\n Earth Science Star: Dr. Liane Guild<\/strong><\/p>\n Dr. Liane Guild is an ecosystems scientist in the Earth Science Division. Liane represented NASA on the U.S. Coral Reef Task Force, presented on her CyanoSCape project at HQ Focus Area team meetings, attended a Surface Biology and Geology meeting, and led the Interagency Agreement with the Naval Postgraduate School (CIRPAS) to \u2018fly Ames\u2019 4STAR-B airborne instrument for validating data from the PACE-PAX mission data.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n